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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Your guide to Theresa May’s NHS funding plans
The PM has just announced a grand new plan to invest in the National Health Service. But with or without ‘Brexit dividend’ experts and patients know it’s not enough.
Damp, dirty and dangerous: Here’s how the government is housing homeless children
Report shows how government and local authorities are failing thousands of vulnerable kids in Britain by shoving them into B&Bs and forgetting all about them.
Eight ways the Universal Credit roll-out has been a disaster
A new report from the National Audit Office shows just how shambolic the Tories’ all-in-one benefit scheme has been so far.
Gig economy bosses may be about to take a mighty beating
The IWGB has been allowed to take forward its case that Deliveroo riders have the right to formal representation through their union.
What happened to the government’s promises to protect the environment after Brexit?
Michael Gove committed to protecting the environment after Brexit – but the government have torpedoed plans that would ensure that.
Why Remainers shouldn’t mourn the EEA defeat
Being in the European Economic Area with no say is far inferior to what we have now, writes Best for Britain chief Eloise Todd.
Frances O’Grady: Unions are starting to win the battle against forced self-employment
The Pimlico Plumbers case sends a strong signal: bosses can no longer shun their responsibilities, writes the TUC’s General Secretary.
It’s time to turn the tide on water privatisation
Nationalising our water industry is both feasible and affordable, according to campaign group We Own It.
Labour’s decision to pull us out of the single market was based on distortion
Labour threw away a chance to defeat the government, writes Molly Scott Cato MEP.
Tim Farron: The Tories are breaking their promises to protect child refugees
Britain has a proud history of taking in those fleeing war and persecution. But we are falling behind on our responsibilities.