Jenny Jones: Why are we rushing into new ‘spy-cops’ law before the inquiry into their abuses is over?
Those making the new law are completely ignoring the spy-cops inquiry.
Good Society
Let’s subsidise food – but not through Eat Out to Help Out
We can do a lot more good with a lot less money – and without making the pandemic worse.
Hundreds will die if government relaxes covid anti-homelessness rules
Even without a second wave, 184 people would die, according to UCL modellers.
The World Transformed in a world transformed
The World Transformed brings its festival online.
Tony Burke: The UK should listen to unions like the Germans do
German unions are proposing a four-day week
Teens fear mass unemployment will make them a “lost generation”
A think tank has warned three million jobs could go.
My family shouldn’t have to see racist murals when we’re drinking tea at the Tate
The mural depicts an enslaved black child being dragged with a chain around his neck.
After pay rise, Luton hospital cleaners still won’t earn a living wage
They’ve won an increase to £9.21 from November.
Holidaymakers shouldn’t be punished for government’s rash announcements
If they have to quarantine, they should get full pay.
Natalie Bennett: Johnson’s obesity strategy lacks ambition and urgency
The advertising ban won’t come in for two years – and may not cover social media.
