Solidarity in action: Trade union opens doors to the homeless amid cold snap
Unite are throwing open their doors again tonight – while hitting out at the causes of the homeless crisis.
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“We are not looking for fraud”: What a Parliamentary hearing revealed about Britain’s auditing sector
Prem Sikka says auditors are dodging their duties, following a Parliamentary grilling of the sector this week.
Broken promises and the pale Parliament: Why it’s time for all-BAME shortlists
Despite pledges to change, our parties are still failing to represent modern Britain.
Letter to Davos: Inequality is a matter of choice
While elites puzzle over why societies are ‘polarising’, leading progressive policy experts and campaigners send a message to the World Economic Forum.
How Tory spin that these are ‘not normal times’ is giving Theresa May a free pass
It’s time to stop letting the PM off the hook.
How the Tories’ new immigration policy will undermine workers’ rights
On International Migrants Day, Owen Espley explains how Brexit will make life even worse for migrant workers.
International corporations come out in defence of human rights campaigners
Multimillion pound brands including Primark and Adidas are backing the move. Ana Zbona writes
Here are six reasons why Section 21 has to go
As MPs discuss the infamous eviction law known as Section 21, Sophia Turner explains why it should have been scrapped a long time ago.
What about #MeToo? How the Lord Lester case shows the Old Boys’ Club still rules
The treatment of Jasvinder Sanghera shows that the Establishment remains in charge of the second chamber, writes Barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman.
As fascists prepare to march again, Labour activists are organising to oppose the far right
Tommy Robinson and his ilk are marching in the capital on December 9. The Labour Party must get involved in the resistance – now.