
Caroline Lucas: The government’s attacks on the rights of nurses must be resisted
‘The equal pay act was over half a century ago. Yet the Chancellor thinks he can get away with underpaying a predominantly female workforce’

‘The equal pay act was over half a century ago. Yet the Chancellor thinks he can get away with underpaying a predominantly female workforce’

‘The scrapping of record keeping means the regulations on long working hours effectively become unenforceable.’

‘Labour needs to win the national popular vote by 9pts in order to win an overall majority, which would require an 11% swing – bigger than the swing achieved by Tony Blair in 1997’

‘Any political party seeking to avoid long-term economic stagnation and social disorder needs to do two things – increase workers’ share of GDP and reduce capital’s share.’

In 2019, 71% of all votes cast had no impact on the outcome of the election, either because they went to candidates who lost, or went into padding the majorities of winning MPs.

With the cost of corruption put at 5% of global GDP annually, this is a global scourge

Some big names have been taken down, for better or worse

‘Unions won’t rest until we know our vital rights at work are safe.’

Older voters hold the key to the next election

Are the Tories heading for a wipeout?