IPPR calls for measures to protect ‘children of the pandemic’
Better support is needed to help children already living in poverty – and those in danger of it during the crisis.
Good Society
The homeless are no longer hidden
The government have demanded the urgent rehousing of street sleepers. But why wasn’t this done years ago?
Inclusively in this together
The Cooperative Party is looking at how it can better include disabled members.
Who the government’s coronavirus economic measures leave behind
These are some of the holes in the government policy. The government needs to act swiftly to the low-paid, self-employed and homeless and also needs rules to prevent abuses.
Green Party peer: The government must partially close schools now to save lives
It will be tricky, but Boris Johnson has to pull out all the stops to protect the public.
Forty years of neoliberalism have shaped our individualistic response to Coronavirus
What has led to us stockpiling hand sanitiser? According to accounting expert Prem Sikka, it’s 40 years of Thatcherism.
‘The most beautiful project that shouldn’t exist’ lives on
The Women’s Quilt commemorates women killed by current or former partners.
Any UK/US trade deal must put jobs and rights first
Unions on both sides of the Atlantic agree that workers rights and jobs must be the priority.
Amazon accidents tip of health and safety iceberg in UK workplaces
Hundreds of thousands of UK workers every year are injured, killed or fall ill as a result of working practices, statistics show.
London cycling instructors demand Mayor end “deteriorating conditions” in sector
In an open letter, London cycling instructors are demanding an end to “gig economy” contracts.