Just some of the times the Daily Mail’s Paul Dacre has made politics worse
Ten low-lights from the past few years.
Good Society
The government’s ‘tough’ action on overseas tax dodging isn’t all it seems
The Tories are forcing overseas territories to publish who really owns companies. A welcome step – but it will do little on its own, writes accounting expert Prem Sikka.
We need to end the neoliberal love affair with all things tech – before it’s too late
This past few weeks has shown that while we can’t turn the clock back on enterprise and technology, we need to find new ways to keep the digital world in check.
Here’s how we’re stamping out sexual assault and harassment in London
There are a host of initiatives being launched across the city’s nighttime economy where sexual violence is most prevalent, writes London Assembly Member Len Duvall.
With half of all cases recorded being in London, we have a crucial role to play in ending FGM
It’s incredibly concerning that there have been no convictions for practicing FGM, writes London Assembly Member Jennette Arnold.
The Telegraph says homelessness is a ‘choice’ and then attack’s Labour’s plan to tackle it
The editorial pages of the Torygraph were given over to a moral lesson on the deserving and the undeserving poor this weekend.
Watch out: Labour just forced the Tories to reveal these potentially explosive outsourcing papers
These risk assessments could be the next major embarrassment for the government.
Take more refugees, the French president will urge the PM tomorrow. Here’s why we need to
Rather than striving to obstruct them at every opportunity, the government should accept more refugees and invest in their integration.
Poor Nigel! Former UKIP leader says he’s ‘skint’ despite £90k-a-year MEP salary
“My life is not easy”, Farage said at the weekend, despite having an estimated net worth of over £2m.
Are the Tories plotting to steal holiday pay from 7 million workers?
Don’t let them U-turn on their promise to protect workers’ rights post-Brexit.