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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Are the Tories about to re-nationalise East Coast rail?
Chris Grayling said taking the East Coast line back into public ownership was an option – the unlikely admission plays perfectly into Labour’s hands.
Transport is now the biggest polluter in the UK – we need to get ‘aggressive’ on car use
Emissions from transport are continuing to increase – in contrast, the energy sector has cut emissions by 57%.
With the economic case against Brexit becoming undeniable, are the Brexiteers’ in retreat?
In a conspiracy theory too far, Jacob Rees Mogg claimed that the government has “fiddled” its own figures on the economic impact of Brexit.
Brexit will inflict untold damage on young people – join our campaign to stop it
With the right arguments Brexiteers can be converted – trust me, I voted to leave the EU but have changed my mind.
With half of all cases recorded being in London, we have a crucial role to play in ending FGM
It’s incredibly concerning that there have been no convictions for practicing FGM, writes London Assembly Member Jennette Arnold.
Key department for post-Brexit trade is drastically understaffed, Tory minister admits
The authority safeguarding the UK’s trade outside the customs union has just 25 staff – less than one tenth the required number critics say.
The secrecy and lies shrouding Brexit are seriously undermining our democracy
Brexit is a form of illegitimate power grab closer to a soft coup than a democratic process.
Sorry Corbyn, but the Suffragettes should not be pardoned
The Suffragettes rightly broke the law with pride. An apology would only let the Tories off the hook.
What the drama in Haringey shows us about ‘pragmatic’ politics
The controversy in Haringey shows that, for all that politicians claim their policies to be neutral, that’s not how politics works.
Parliament is crumbling – in more ways than one. Here’s how to fix it
As Lords vote on restoring Parliament, Green Peer Jenny Jones argues it needs rebuilding from the basement up.