Natalie Bennett: The spectre of the bailiff is haunting Britain
Debt-ridden Brits need some relief – and they need it now, writes Natalie Bennett ahead of next week’s budget.
Social Justice
Keir Starmer’s backwards approach on drugs policy is baffling
He must know the war on drugs has failed. So why is he wedded to this blinkered policy?
MPs step up campaign against ‘harrowing’ deportation of autistic man
Osime Brown has not lived in Jamaica since the age of four, and family members are deeply concerned about his mental and physical health.
UK urged to follow Biden’s lead and end Yemen war support
UK pressed to step up efforts to help impose a ceasefire in Yemen by suspending arms exports to Saudi.
This new bill on domestic abuse is a step in the right direction – but big gaps remain
Support services are stretched to the limit – and too many people are likely to fall through the cracks, writes Natalie Bennett.
Mike Amesbury: 2020 has seen the best of solidarity – and the worst of unfettered capitalism
As we look to rebuild a new, fairer society after the pandemic, we need to demand better.
Daniel Zeichner: Britain’s food system is broken – and the Tories can’t fix it
The market alone can’t solve food poverty.
How the UK is blocking global access to Covid vaccines – and what needs to happen next
To ensure global access to the new Covid-19 vaccines, we need to challenge Big Pharma’s monopolies, argues Lib Dem spokesperson Baroness Sheehan.
This proposed new law on sex work risks making the ‘hostile environment’ even worse
The hostile environment and exploitative capitalism fuels state violence against migrant sex workers, writes Rachel Trafford.
Spending Review: Just some of the times Tory ministers pledged to keep the aid budget intact
One minister promised his ‘good pal’ the Chancellor wouldn’t be cutting the aid budget only in September…