New figures show women are being overlooked for graduate jobs
Women make up almost 60 per cent of all graduates, but take less than 42 per cent of graduate jobs
Good Society
The government has put forward its most sinister plan yet for workers rights
Anyone interested in surveillance issues should be deeply worried by the latest proposal
Can crisis talks save Stormont?
Theresa Villiers has suggested control over welfare policy could be handed back to Westminster
The MoJ is one department that Osborne should keep cutting
The number of prisoners in England and Wales has almost doubled in the last 25 years
This crowdfunder project could save thousands of refugee lives
While governments dither, Londoners are raising funds for a rescue boat
We can no longer put up with the status quo on assisted dying
Fears of a ‘slippery slope’ have so far been unfounded
Comment: Labour must support judicial warrants for surveillance
The Labour leadership can go a long way to ensuring there are sufficient safeguards on our information and privacy
Fresh crisis talks to start in Northern Ireland next week
This follows revelations that the murder of Kevin McGuigan may have been at the hands of the provisional IRA
Comment: Stella Creasy is turning the slogans of campaigning into real community action
We need to see civic action at a local level, giving voters practical examples of how Labour would govern
Too many skyscrapers are a threat to London’s identity
The rising skyline doesn’t take into account the needs of the people who live here