The Great British Bake Off: Food is too important to be left to the free market
Over the next 11 weeks we will be looking at food in greater depth and putting the case for more progressive food policies
Good Society
Review of 1984: making us all paranoid
The Playhouse’s production of Orwell’s classic is chillingly immersive
George Osborne’s master plan for higher education misses the point
Education is not just a product – it can’t run on the logic of the market
Lessons to learn from the Kids Company saga
The case raises many concerns about the role, competency and accountability of charity trustees
Who is the ‘human rights candidate’ for Labour’s leadership?
The candidates share their views on mass surveillance, strike laws and foreign policy
TUC demands better treatment of shift workers
As tube workers prepare to go on strike over night opening, the TUC warns of the emotional and physical toll that shift work can take
3 things we learned from the inquiry into why Labour lost
Labour did not lose the election because it was considered ‘Tory-lite’
David Cameron has shown that he doesn’t understand London’s housing crisis
Homes are no more than investment opportunities for the Conservatives
We need a real European solution to the Calais crisis
Germany has accepted 30,000 Syrian asylum seekers, while the UK has taken just 187
Why lawyers are taking on the government
The narrative of fat cat lawyers riding a legal aid gravy train hides an assault on access to justice