Is Labour on track to unseat Tories across the ‘blue wall’?
Seats which didn’t feature in Blair’s landslides are now in play
Opinion
The UK needs to break with neoliberalism to deliver economic growth
‘Political parties incessantly talk about low economic growth but none are willing to address the major issues’
Trade unionists are mobilising to defend the right to strike
“We won’t be intimidated by this government, and we won’t be bullied. We will defend the right to strike at all costs.”
The silent tragedy of silica dust and the need for immediate action
One thousand deaths a year among workers deserves a lot more attention
These small steps would bolster our democracy
Democracy is under threat in 2024. But there are reasons to be hopeful about small steps to bolster our democracy.
The UK is abdicating its responsibility to help bring about peace in Gaza
Caroline Lucas MP sets out four principles that could start to move towards peace and a lasting political resolution
The Post Office Scandal shows how the UK is a hotbed of corruption and cronyism
The root cause of the scandal is corporate power and its ability to hound and silence people into submission.
Ian Byrne MP: More than 100,000 eligible disabled children are unable to access the free school meals. The government must act.
‘The families of children with disabilities and special educational needs should not have had to fight this hard and for so long to receive what they are entitled to’
Britain is in the grip of a new form of feudalism
‘Feudalism never completely disappeared from the UK. It simply put on new garbs.’
Natalie Bennett: Schools, prison, welfare: they’re still Victorian in style
Social innovation is possible. It is happening in a fast-changing, multi-challenge world of environmental and social crisis. Just not in the UK.