Badenoch’s hypocrisy: Tory leader made anti Net Zero speech at company that works for lots of oil companies
No wonder they’re not keen on net zero policies.
Opinion
There is no legislative, one-size-fits-all, solution to assisted dying
Labour MP Patrick Hurley argues that attempting to legislate for something so deeply personal will likely miss the mark.
We need a national strategy to stop disabled people being locked out of rail travel
Lib Dem MP Adam Dance explains how our railways need to be made more accessible.
Prem Sikka: A boost in the minimum wage is welcome, but more must be done to improve people’s material conditions
‘Despite the increase, the minimum wage will still be comparatively low, and millions will live below the minimum acceptable standard of living.’
Tackling the hidden crisis of LGBT+ homelessness
We won’t rest until every young, LGBT+ person has a safe and secure place to call home with the support they need to go on and thrive as happy and successful adults.
Michael Gove’s Monster: The Building Safety Regulator That Ate the Construction Industry
The government has demonstrated it is committed to increase housing supply, but the regulator it has inherited from the Tories is actively preventing that from happening.
UK governments are failing to curb corporate tax abuses and leaving people to pay the price
Governments remain obsessed with austerity and choose not to inconvenience the rich or curb tax abuses by corporations.
Labour’s Planning and Infrastructure Bill: a bold step to get Britain building
The Planning and Infrastructure Bill takes decisive action to streamline planning, cut delays, and create a more pro-growth environment
Labour’s failure to tackle trust in politics risks undermining its whole agenda
‘Trust brought down Boris Johnson and the last Conservative Government. If Labour doesn’t start to rebuild trust, and soon, then it could be heading in the same direction.’
Students are being abandoned by the Renters’ Rights Bill
Despite being some of the most in need, students are being overlooked in the government’s rental reforms, Generation Rent’s Tilly Smith writes
