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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How the union movement is getting serious about organising young workers
40% of current union members will be retired within ten years. But unions are taking action to meet the challenge, writes the TUC’s National Organiser Carl Roper.
The Tories’ botched Brexit negotiations are creating some very unlikely alliances
Business leaders, unions and MEPs across the spectrum are calling on the government to stop fighting – and protect UK jobs and rights instead.
Jettisoning the blond buffoon: Is Boris Johnson finally being sidelined?
The PM is reported to be effectively ignoring the Foreign Secretary’s Brexit proposals – raising the stakes as to whether he’ll jump or be pushed…
British doctors support the People’s Vote – here’s why
After the British Medical Association voted in support of a final say on the deal, Dr William Sapwell writes about how Brexit is a “major threat” to health services.
70 Years Of NHS: The Tories ran our health services down to privatise them next
In the first of a series celebrating the NHS 70th anniversary, Keep Our NHS Public campaigner Samantha Wathen explains how the Tories are hellbent on abolishing our “national religion”.
Vince Cable’s housing policies would be better without his track record
In a speech at the Royal Institute of British Architects, the Lib Dem leader put forward a set of proposals to tackle Britain’s housing crisis. But Kevin Gulliver is not convinced.
Private prisons are now a multi billion pound industry – and one company is soaking it up
The government announced that two more private prisons will be opening in Britain. And while the model is failing, it’s making one company very rich indeed.
Campaigners slam ‘rubber stamped’ EU-Canada trade agreement
Labour appear to have struck the ‘worst of all worlds’ position when it comes to CETA – angering free trade proponents and social justice campaigners alike.
REVEALED: David Davis meets Sadiq Khan more often than the devolved nations
It’s no wonder Scotland and Wales feel left out in the cold by Ministers – the Brexit secretary apparently meets Sadiq Khan more often than our national leaders.
To win, the climate movement needs to get tough on the big polluters
There can be no such thing as ‘business as usual’ when it comes to climate change.