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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A People’s Vote will fight the racism festering beneath Brexit
In the first of a three-part article series written by For Our Future’s Sake campaigners, Jason Arthur argues that Brexit was fuelled by anti-immigrant sentiment.
Did Jeremy Corbyn’s Brexit chief just confirm Labour is voting against Brexit?
Corbyn’s shadow cabinet has been dogged by accusations from Labour Remainers that it will not oppose a Tory Brexit. But Keir Starmer points in the opposite direction.
Pro-choice campaigners turn on British government after Repeal victory in Ireland
On Friday a historic vote made abortion legal in the Irish Republic. By Monday, the DUP was vowing to block a similar move in Northern Ireland.
Why it’s time to regulate the ‘big data’ giants
Mark Zuckerberg’s EU hearing was little more than window-dressing. It’s time for governments to look at breaking up the online monopolies.
Workers win major concession over outsourcing at University of London
But the union plan to keep the pressure up, after the university offered only ‘vague commitments’ to take some services back in house.
The Daily Mail’s desperate attempts to silence the anti-Brexit movement will fail
People power can and will overcome the bullying and intimidation of the Mail, writes Best for Britain’s Eloise Todd.
To end bad management, we need to look at who bears the risk in Britain’s broken economy
Prem Sikka argues that suppliers and employees must be compensated when companies go bust.
EU Amazon workers are winning the fight against exploitation. Could the UK be next?
Amazon Italy has finally agreed to work with unions, Spanish fulfilment centres are on strike, and German workers have erupted in protest. Amazon.co.uk is next on the line.
The Tories must give us houses – or pack up and move
Successive Conservative governments let the housing crisis spiral out of control. If they don’t want to tackle it, someone else should be at the helm.
How ‘Accountable Care Organisations’ threaten the very existence of our NHS
Two major developments in our health service could open it up to private takeovers. They must be stopped.