Foreign aid is the crack in the May-Davidson alliance – progressive parties should exploit it
The Scottish leader will not defend a cut to the aid budget
Good Society
Viability assessments are being used to undermine London’s affordable housing
Tower Hamlets is the fastest growing place in the country. One of the biggest challenges we face is ensuring that growth works for local people and delivers more genuinely affordable housing. Decent affordable housing is the foundation of a goodtest
Why do newspapers insist on calling PrEP ‘controversial’?
NHS Scotland is set to offer the preventative HIV treatment
Being poor kills – to improve public health the government must tackle inequality
Health policy must include a focus on social determinants
In 1997, Labour women transformed politics. We must do so again.
The 1997 anniversary should not pass without women’s voices being heard
Labour unveils universal free school meals for primary children
Labour have today announced their intention to have free school meals for every child in primary schools. The policy will be funded by putting VAT on private school fees, and is hoped to reduce the attainment gap. Research from thetest
MPs back ‘bill of rights’ for social care workers to fight low pay and job insecurity
Nearly half of homecare workers leave their jobs within a year
England is the last place on earth the Conservative Party has left to rule
The party is returning to its tribal homeland
Britain doesn’t need a hard Brexit – it needs a diversity Brexit
Equality and inclusion must be at the heart of British identity
The only Brexit that could ever work is one that shifts course from globalisation to self-reliance
Ahead of the triggering of Article 50 we must plan for a radical new approach