Amazon hit with fresh strikes in ‘huge blow’ after second bid for union recognition
UK Amazon workers take ‘another huge step forward in building a unionised workplace’
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Damning poll reveals what public really thinks about Lee Anderson
It turns out the people aren’t too keen on the self-styled ‘man of the people’
Peace and Justice Project to hold conference around 5 key demands
The campaign group founded by Jeremy Corbyn is set to host a major event in April
Lee Anderson defects to Reform UK
Hope Not Hate branded him ‘one of the most extreme and divisive MPs in parliament’
28 MPs call for ‘full inquiry’ into policing of Miners’ Strike
These MPs have all signed an Early Day Motion marking the 40th anniversary of the strike
Suella Braverman blasts Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget, as Tory civil war deepens
It’s not just opposition parties and trade unions that are lambasting the Spring Budget. Tories are too.
Fuel poverty protestors gather in Manchester to shine light on thousands of lives cut short this winter due to uninhabitable homes
“The next government’s energy policy should aim at ending fuel poverty, not managing it, and the money to do it is right there in energy company profits.”
International Women’s Day: Britain’s increasing gender pay inequality revealed in new reports
At the current rate of progress, it will take 43 years to close the gender pay gap in Britain.
Theresa May to stand down as MP at general election, as Tory Commons’ exodus grows
May is one of 64 Tory MPs who have announced they will be quitting Parliament.
Labour starts to close fundraising gap with Tories but work still to be done
In total, the Labour Party received £13m – its highest ever donation amount – from wealthy individuals and companies last year.