Reform UK mayoral candidate finally ‘apologises’ for David Lammy should ‘go home’ comment
Chris Parry says his post was intended ‘ironically’
Majority of Thames Water customers want utility to be nationalised, new polling shows
Customers believe that Ofwat should reject the creditors’ deal and put Thames Water into special administration
Reform’s London Mayor candidate Laila Cunningham has had several businesses struck off
Cunningham has had multiple businesses struck off for failing to comply with companies law
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The government must stop ignoring young people on Brexit. It’s our futures on the line
A new anti-Brexit campaign, aims to highlight the UK government’s neglect of young people’s views on Europe – and to mobilise 18-25-year-olds to demand they are heard.
Edinburgh university offers new Vice Chancellor a staggering £410k – as lecturers fight 40% cut to pensions
Tactless pay hike comes as staff at 61 universities, including Edinburgh, prepare to strike over pensions.
NHS staff are fighting back against outsourcing to ‘arms length’ companies
Up to 1,650 local hospital staff across two different NHS trusts face transfer to subsidiary companies, where unions worry their employment rights could be eroded away.
Privatising while Rome burns: Why we need a moratorium on outsourcing
As the MoD launch plans to flog off their fire service, unions are warning another Carillion-style collapse could be round the corner.
History shows that Labour has always been a party of compromise
Tom Pashby reviews an upcoming book on the Labour party and asks: ‘Is Labour finally becoming a socialist party – albeit one with centrists in it?’
The Carillion scandal shows it’s time to end the stitch-up of ‘commercial sensitivity’
To spot disasters before they occur, we need to reform our laws on corporate confidentiality.
No one is kicking off about this NHS privatisation – but they should be
Billions of pounds of NHS land and property is being sold off. Have we learnt nothing from the disasters of the past?
The leaked Brexit impact papers make the case for a second referendum stronger than ever
The official analysis shows Britain will be worse off under every Brexit outcome. Now the public know the facts, it would be fair to give them another vote.
We’re developing an ethical alternative to Uber that’s owned by its drivers
CabFair aims to keep transport accessible, low-cost, and convenient without fuelling the gig economy — and according to our polling, the public support the idea.
Tory grassroots confidence in May hits new low as PM faces backbench and donor despair
The PM is lacks support at every level on the party. How much longer can this zombie government stagger on for?