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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Don’t believe their latest piece of spin – the Tories will never reform our rotten corporate culture
The government’s latest green paper tries to give the impression of a strong response to a tide of corporate abuse – don’t hold your breath.
‘Vote for bargains’: the Sun just admitted huge errors in pro-Brexit article
Jacob Rees-Mogg had previously cited the article claiming it showed the “huge savings for us all outside the customs union”.
In an attack on the Tories, the Countryside Alliance just offered to help Labour
The pro-hunt group said the Conservative government had failed to address chronic deprivation and access to services in the countryside.
Revealed: How cuts at the Open University are being kept from view
We speak to activists challenging the changes on the ground.
Constructing collusion: Why the police must be held to account over their role in blacklisting
How can the force be held to account if we have no idea who was involved?
While parties grab more of your data, the EU is getting tough on tech giants
Party leaders want to change the law to see more of your online data. Meanwhile the European Commission reveals plans to tax tech giants…
Government must restore credibility of spy cops inquiry
We are three years into a public inquiry into undercover policing and arguments are still ongoing about which officers can remain anonymous.
Why advertisers should stop funding Facebook – and what they should do instead
A powerful advertising lobby has just threatened to quit Facebook following the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The money should really go into journalism instead.
University strikes – where do we go from here?
Lecturers’ strikes brought universities to a halt for most of the last month. But what started as a last resort turned into a movement for the Free University.
What the Cambridge Analytica leak tells us about political campaigning
In times of unprecedented data accumulation and its control in the hands of a selected few, how can democracy be upheld?