Mick Lynch: We need binding laws to prevent vicious race to the bottom for seafarers’ jobs
‘P&O have been preventing seafarers from ‘interacting with the British economy’ for years’
Opinion
Bold reforms are needed to tackle lobbying by the rich and powerful
‘No longer can we tolerate a system in which getting your way in Westminster is based not on what you know, but on who you know’
Why I’ve quit Labour to campaign for Greens and Independents
‘I’m now sitting as an independent councillor, but I don’t feel politically homeless or hopeless.’
Pensioner poverty in the world’s sixth largest economy is a political choice
To avert a major humanitarian and economic crisis, governments need to be bold and commit to aligning the state pension with the living wage
Here’s why rising child poverty is a political choice
A nation’s wealth and greatness is not measured by the number of billionaires but by how well it takes care of its children and weakest members
The Homes for London report is a must read for those who want to tackle the housing crisis
A must read for all those interested in the housing and planning arena.
International Workers’ Day, 2024: Solidarity with Iranian workers, women, and youth
On International Workers’ Day, 2024, we will march as a contingent on the London May Day march to express our solidarity with workers and women in Iran
Dispatches from America, where democracy is on the ballot: The stakes for the 2024 election could not be higher
Nothing about this election makes sense, to either outside observers or those in the states. But it is deadly serious and its implications will be felt far and wide.
The government’s latest welfare changes are a full-scale assault on disabled people
‘Disabled people are not the problem’
Politicians are blaming disabled people for the inequalities they face
It’s time the Government gives disabled jobseekers and employees the support they need – rather than demonising people who can’t work.