In Calais, the consequences of Cameron’s immigration policy are painfully clear
Natalie Bennett reports from the makeshift camp where thousands of refugees fear the onset of winter
Good Society
Comment: The government’s double standards on trade unions look like class war
A comparison of the treatment meted out to trade unions and accountancy trade associations
Comment: Trident vote could undermine Scottish Labour
Kezia Dugdale has her hands tied
ONS reclassifies housing associations as public bodies
The logical endpoint of this trend could be the privatisation of housing associations
Just one in 10 think Lords should remain unelected
The government has announced it will be launching a review into the powers of the House of Lords
UKIP MEPs fail to back stronger EU anti-torture regulations
The move was described as a ‘new low’ for the party
Meet CETA, TTIP’s dangerous cousin
CETA is bad for workers, environment, public services and democracy, and it is set to come to European Parliaments as early as 2016
Comment: Redcar, resettlement and regeneration
Many towns and cities are at a critical juncture
IDS introduces warning system to benefit sanctions
Changes will give sanctioned claimants 14-days to appeal before their money is stopped
Tax credits: Tone-deaf Tories living up to their worst stereotypes
David Cameron’s ‘delight’ at tax credit cuts is inappropriate and insensitive