Opinion
Why Keir Starmer is absolutely right to prioritise ‘smashing the class ceiling’
Class remains a pertinent force in British politics, determining the life chances of millions and it casts a far longer shadow than many of us like to believe or admit.
Labour must make democratic renewal a central reforming agenda for its first term in power
'The hard thinking has been done, the case has been made within the party, and the British public is crying out for change.'
How the UK can learn from Finland’s Housing First Policy
If the UK wants to learn how to work towards ending homelessness, they can turn to Finland and their Housing First policy, initially introduced in 2008
The Tories are Sunakered on housing
Rishi Sunak is even campaigning against his own housing policies
Britain’s tax system is rigged in favour of the rich
The system is loaded against workers
The Tories have chosen to put profits of oil and gas companies ahead of the common good
The fossil fuels giants will sell the oil and gas to the highest bidder – and the global price will be the price we all pay should it make its way into our energy system.