James Cleverly’s attack on 4-day week doesn’t go to plan after presenters give him some facts
‘Happy workers, less turnover, more profit. What’s your problem?’
Zack Polanski calls on government to impose robust sanctions on Israel amid Lebanon bombing
‘What is it going to take for this government to actually put robust sanctions on Israel?’
LFF editorial: Why do the right not care about the cost of keeping children in poverty?
The cost of child poverty extends beyond the physical and emotional hardship felt by children growing up in low-income families.
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The Lib Dems have just backed this simple change to reduce gender inequality in schools
A 15 year old student from Scotland is changing the debate on gendered uniforms.
Here’s how much the royal wedding is expected to cost you
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Left Foot Forward joins Parliament’s Press Gallery for the first time
We’ve entered the fray – and will be holding the Tories to account from both sides of the Palace walls.
Is the number of animals used in testing about to rise dramatically post-Brexit?
Here’s everything we know so far.
These anti-Brexit campaigners are taking David Davis to court to try to get a second referendum
And they’ve already crowdfunded £50k to do it.
These are the 5 UK industries that will be hardest hit by Brexit, jeopardising thousands of jobs
Up to 65,000 small companies are completely unprepared for trade outside the single market, this new report warns.
Social rights are finally entering the political mainstream – but they’re also in jeopardy
Arguments for inalienable rights to healthcare, decent housing and education are in jeopardy from the Tories.
Here’s how Caffe Nero made £2bn in sales but didn’t pay a penny in corporation tax
Professor of accounting Prem Sikka untangles the maze of company structures that have allowed the business to avoid tax for years.