Grenfell fire: council leader slammed as a ‘disgrace’ at heated public meeting
“You should be ashamed of yourself!” the leader of Kensington and Chelsea counil was told last night by survivors of the Grenfell fire.
Social Justice
The government is being pummelled in the courts, and it’s brilliant to watch
They’ve lost three high-profile cases in the High Court, Supreme Court and Court of Appeal in the last fortnight alone.
Half of disabled people in UK are lonely – Jo Cox Commission
Negative attitudes among non-disabled people are contributing to a loneliness epidemic.
Britain’s struggling voters won’t put up with inequality much longer
Extreme levels of poverty are making our politics far more volatile
5 reasons you should be following the Picturehouse strike
It’s growing fast: the strikers in Brixton have been joined by workers from Picturehouses in Leicester Square, Hackney, Crouch End, Dulwich and Brighton.
When will LGBT+ Conservatives get off the fence on the DUP deal?
The group has not taken a stance on the government’s arrangement
Fighting Trumpism begins at home – with Theresa May’s ‘hostile environment’ for migrants
Border checks have no place in our schools and hospitals
Overcrowding and understaffing cost prisoners’ lives — but Liz Truss refuses to address either
If Liz Truss won’t commit to cutting prisoner numbers, she must reverse staffing cuts
The government is getting hammered for backtracking on child refugees – so why did they do it?
The Archbishop of Canterbury and Tory MPs are among the critics
Tories shut down Dubs scheme to bring child refugees to the UK – after relocating just 350
The initial amendment called for 3,000 lone children to be relocated