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Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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The Health Secretary’s plans for the NHS could mark the back-door privatisation of our health service. Thousands are backing a judicial review to halt the controversial shake-up.
TUC leader says public need more say on the Brexit deal
Pressure is piling on the government to ensure greater scrutiny of the Brexit deal. Will the TUC end up backing a ‘people’s vote’?
NHS staff strike against plans to outsource low-paid workers to arms-length companies
NHS Trusts are setting up private companies in a bid to reduce their VAT bills – but staff fear the new bodies could threaten the future of our NHS.
Women in Yarl’s Wood barred from speaking to visiting MPs
A surprise visit by the Home Affairs Committee gave many the hope to be listened to by politicians. Instead, they were locked up.
Molly Scott Cato: Corbyn should join us and demand a vote on the Brexit deal
It’s time for Labour to do what the majority of its members and MPs want: get off the fence and join the campaign for the People’s Vote.
Why Carillion happened – and what needs to change
Following from last week’s damning report into disgraced construction giant Carillion, John Lehal explains how auditing and company management needs to change.
An anti-Brexit peer just accused the Tories of trying to “seize control of the state”
Andrew Adonis pulled no punches when quizzing the Government on disproportionately increasing the number of Conservative peers.
Mark Zuckerberg’s EU hearing will be livestream and Brussels is loving it
The EU President was forced to make his interview with the Facebook founder a publicly broadcast event.
As the Grenfell Inquiry begins, here is all you need to know
An inquiry into the Grenfell Tower blaze is starting today. Here is all you need to know about the investigation and the victims’ demands for justice.
MPs demand Tories hold back on terrifying MoD fire service sell-off
A powerful group of MPs has now joined unions in slamming the riskiest sell off of the decade.