The Tory surveillance bill would make Putin proud
History shows that security services don’t always use their powers to protect the public
Social Justice
House prices rise nine per cent in a year to an average £300,000
And up 11 per cent to £600,000 in London
PMQs: Cameron blasts sexist Tweets, but will he protect women’s refuges?
Jess Phillips begs prime minister for a change of heart
60,000 workers are owed pay by minimum wage-dodging employers
209,000 jobs don’t pay minimum wage of £6.70
Without the EU, a million extra people would be working excessive hours
The UK used to be the long hours capital of Europe and it could be again, TUC research shows
Iain Duncan Smith’s EU speech invokes ‘the have-nots’. Yes, that Iain Duncan Smith.
Mr welfare reform calls the EU ‘a force for social injustice’
Panama Papers: Labour must pull together to end corruption
As the government launches its anti-corruption summit, Labour should call for justice for the world’s poorest
While everyone watches the elections, the government pushes discriminatory new policing measures
Border control measures are being imposed on virtually every area of life in Britain
Housing: Generation Rent rates London Mayoral candidates’ housing polices
Whoever is elected mayor tomorrow must tackle greedy landlords and build more homes
Government backtracks on child refugees as Kindertransport survivors call for compassion
Threatened with a backbench rebellion, the government will accept the new Dubs amendment