As the Rennard furore fades, all parties must reflect on how the Lib Dems got it so badly wrong
Here are some basics from the world of law and policy on sexual harassment and violence, which are worth bearing in mind in reviewing procedures.
Good Society
James Turner Street exists: Benefits Street doesn’t
52 per cent of the people in the areas where Benefits Street was filmed are in employment.
Brighton Greens’ council tax move shows the fight against austerity is on
Brighton Greens are to hold a referendum to let local people choose between cuts or paying a pound a week extra tax.
Should human rights outweigh religious rights?
We were invited to argue the case for the proposition on The Big Questions last Sunday.
Boris should lobby for London, not the City
In 2010 and 2011, just 2,500 top bankers earned enough in bonuses to bring all 750,000 Londoners currently on poverty wages up to a living wage.
Katie Hopkins on stopping poor people having children: ‘difficult to enforce, but I do agree…in principle’
Earlier today I took part in a debate with controverisalist Katie Hopkins.
Behind cold doors: the chilling reality for children in poverty
Five million families are likely to turn their heating down this winter because they can’t afford to pay for it.
Boris’s £150m cycling underspend
The Mayor of London Boris Johnson underspent on last year’s cycling budget by a massive £38m, according to new figures.
The British public support assisted dying. We shouldn’t ignore them
The British public overwhelmingly believe those who are dying should be given control over their death.
The Bedroom Tax nine months on
Nine months on from the implementation of the bedroom tax, Gloria Roberts looks at the impact it’s had so far.