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Here are the facts on those Corbyn ‘spy’ claims
Intelligence and Security academic Dan Lomas provides all the evidence you need that The Sun’s smears are just that: more lies from the hard right.
The new Culture Secretary should ‘do a Gove’ by taking real action on gambling
Forget the Matt Hancock app – the DCMS boss should make his name by tackling the scourge of Fixed Odds Betting Terminals, writes Natalie Bennett.
The Women’s Equality Party have sacked a feminist academic over this transgender debate
Dr Heather Brunskell-Evans had been attacked as transphobic, after criticising the idea that people can be ‘born in the wrong body’.
This secretive Tory group is stepping up its campaign for a slash-and-burn Brexit
Where are the Tory mutineers when we need them?
Corbyn’s foreign policy views are regressive – and the Left need to wake up to it
The Labour leader’s views centre around dogmatic anti-imperialism, blinding him again and again to the crimes of regimes opposed to America.
We may see more Carillion-style collapses and it’s because of this outdated financial model
Like companies the world over, Carillion used Black-Scholes to value securities – a highly risky piece of maths vulnerable to market crashes.
Public support for re-nationalising rail is growing after the East Coast line debacle
A new poll reveals the vast majority of the public think Chris Grayling messed up letting Virgin and Stagecoach off the hook.
Let’s be clear: precarious work can be deadly. Here’s how we’re fighting it in London
DPD courier Don Lane died after missing doctors appointments because he felt under pressure to cover his round facing a £150 fine if he missed it.
Gerard Batten is final proof that the Party’s over for UKIP
He comes to lead the party with a long history of anti-Muslim views and associations.
The fight against NHS privatisation is stepping up – and winning
Thousands of NHS jobs are being outsourced to private ‘arms-length’ companies, but workers are fighting the plans.