Audit: Justice system doesn’t deliver value for money
Conservative cuts have led to crippling inefficiencies
Social Justice
Comment: Jeremy Corbyn has a coherent strategy for the British Left
David Osland argues Corbyn will confound his critics and should lay out his platform to the electorate
Comment: Neither Corbyn nor Blair, but global social democracy and Left internationalism
Alan Johnson argues the democratic Left should be for a radical re-balancing of power and resources.
Bernie Sanders, not Hillary Clinton, is the real feminist candidate for US president
Planned Parenthood has endorsed Clinton, but Sanders would transform the lives of American women
Top bosses have earned more in 2016 already than most people will earn all year
Fat Cat Tuesday explodes the myth that we are ‘all in this together’
Populism: a cover up for inconsistency and personal interests
A parallel between the UK and Italy digs beyond the usual suspects to find that coherence in politics is a thing of the past – or so we thought…
Analysis: Demand for food banks remains high around the country leading up to Christmas
We find examples from December of increasing food bank use. Is this the news we can expect of a government fully committed to assaulting poverty?
How far is too far for Prince Charles?
Defenders will say he has a right to know official cabinet information before the public, but how far will Prince Charles’ meddling go?
For wage growth in 2016 we need to raise productivity. How do we do that?
Today the Resolution Foundation has published figures from their Earnings Outlook saying that unless workforce productivity rises in the UK next year, Britain’s pay recovery will barely last.
Five reasons why the French National Front are still a threat
Despite their early rise in regional polls, the French National Front (FN) have been roundly routed in the elections, causing huge embarrassment for leader Marine le Pen as she sought to ramp up panic towards the French Muslim population. Aftertest