Scrapping human rights act could unpick Good Friday agreement
Conservative plans to scrap the Human Rights Act could breach the terms of the Northern Ireland Good Friday Agreement, according to a leading human right’s organisation
Good Society
He voted against benefit exceptions for cancer patients: meet the new minister for disabled people
Sounds like he’s brimming with compassion
‘No legitimate reason’ for same-sex marriage: meet the new equalities minister
Caroline Dinenage wrote to constitutents voicing her opposition to equal marriage
4.7 million people are regularly cut off from electricity – because they can’t afford it
Debt advice company calls for vulnerable households to be put onto cheaper deals
It’s time for Labour to listen to the public
Questions about left or right are futile until Labour have asked: why did you not vote for us?
Comment: A progressive ‘in’ campaign is the first step to rebuilding Labour
We must resist the urge to navel gaze for too long
Cutting support for deaf workers and increasing the Bedroom Tax: welcome back, Iain Duncan Smith
IFS analysis sets out what welfare users can expect now the Tories are back in – and it’s not good
Comment: Is it fair the Greens have one seat when proportionally they deserve 24?
There is no reason not to use a fairer electoral system other than the self-interest of big parties
Comment: The myopic group-think of the left helped bring down Labour
Until the left gets over who people are and begins to engage with what they are saying it won’t deserve power
Comment: Labour should steer clear of suicide by Blairism
Instead the times call for intelligent and cohesive radicalism