The Glastonbury controversies show we need a more nuanced understanding of free speech
The very founding document of liberal free speech principles makes the argument that free speech is context-dependent, not absolute
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Corporate vs human welfare: The story of Drax
There is no means-testing for corporate welfare payments.
Kim Johnson MP: The government’s ‘concessions’ on disability benefit cuts ‘do not go anywhere near far enough’
‘They would create a two-tier benefits system where people would not be eligible for support because they became sick or disabled at a later date.’
The government should back regeneration to build new homes and tackle poor-quality existing properties
The government has rightly prioritised housebuilding, committing to build 1.5m net new homes this parliament. But existing homes need investment too.
How the BBC dismantles the left without us noticing
BBC right-wing bias is peculiarly dangerous precisely because it is subtle and exploits the corporation’s reputation for impartiality
Why this Labour government should recognise Somaliland
Recognition of Somaliland could be a meaningful reset, an area where Labour in government and a Trump administration in Washington can align on values, strategy, and outcomes.
Our maternity services are in crisis. It’s time for the government to act.
We need ministers to stop pretending this is someone else’s problem
Michael Chessum: Why I’m joining the Green Party
The former Labour and Momentum activist on how the Greens could offer a new political home for the Left.
Labour is failing to reverse years of austerity for local government
‘More than a decade of central government-imposed austerity on local councils looks set to continue.’
Dawn Butler MP: To truly deliver on the promise of economic growth the government needs a proper plan for London
Levelling up is indeed vital, but it should not result in the levelling down of London