Reform’s first year running councils: ‘The atmosphere in the chamber has changed’
Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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To meet our climate targets, we need to ramp up nuclear energy in the UK
Nuclear and renewables must be seen as complementary options in a balanced energy policy – not alternatives, argues the Prospect union’s Sue Ferns
Sub-co strike: How NHS bodies can dodge national pay rates
The NHS-owned company says it ‘can operate more competitively against private companies’. Workers appear to be paying the price.
Three ways a progressive government must reform the arms trade
In the wake of alleged war crimes in Yemen, there is a consensus on the left that it is time to stop arming Saudi Arabia. But what would a progressive arms policy look like?
Could this alternative theory of money radically change how we think about the economy?
A new project will promote the idea that it is the government – not the private sector – that creates money. In doing so, it could demolish the arguments for austerity…
Natalie Bennett: Why the Green Party is overhauling how it works
Green conference at the weekend voted to back fundamental changes to the party’s structures, which will now go to an all-member vote. Natalie Bennett explains the move.
My country right or left: why progressives need to start considering patriotism again
The right have been allowed to dominate the patriotism issue for too long, argues Tristan Grove following the launch of a new Young Fabians pamphlet.
EXCLUSIVE: Pro-EU MEPs to meet BBC news exec after claims of pro-Brexit bias
UKIP provided 33 out of 35 MEP appearances between 2013 and 2018 – despite having one of the lowest attendance records among MEPs.
Theresa May’s housing announcements do not add up to a coherent strategy
National Housing Day: Tory plans will barely scratch the surface of the crisis in social housing, writes Kevin Gulliver.
Uber drivers attempt to storm company HQ
The union organising the strike said Uber are ‘in denial’ about the campaign
The crisis in student mental health isn’t about individual behaviour – but the marketisation of higher education
The young have been systematically marginalised: is it any surprise that their mental health should suffer as a result?