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It was grossly unclear what people were voting for the first time around.
The crisis in A&E dominates the headlines – but mental health provision is being torn up across the country.
It’s in the US’ interest for us to break all ties with the EU. But to stand up to bullies like Trump, we need real negotiating clout.
After a concerted campaign, the government have agreed to back new legislation which could protect live music in the UK.
Voters reject Theresa May’s harsh Brexit – suggesting Labour’s Parliamentary rebels have public backing.
Tory policies have fragmented society and left us all feeling isolated. Creating a ‘Minister for Loneliness’ now is too little too late
As the Carillion collapse raises questions about outsourcing contracts, it appears the public has finally had enough of privatisation, with 57% calling for our railways to be renationalised
A judge has said that up to 18% of council tax imprisonments a year may be ‘unlawful’
Rather than striving to obstruct them at every opportunity, the government should accept more refugees and invest in their integration.
The history of our EU membership is a story of governments claiming credit for EU achievements on the one hand, and blaming Brussels for their own failings on the other.
