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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Daily Mail accuse Corbyn supporters of ‘launching an attack on the BBC’ – sound familiar?
The BBC’s news coverage is ‘studiously fair’ railed the Mail – apparently forgetting their almost daily accusations of bias at the state broadcaster.
This could be the next big battle in the fight against ‘a new oil rush’ in the UK
Prospectors are eyeing up a shale reserve in South East England that could contain up to 19 billion barrels of oil.
The Tories just admitted they don’t know why homelessness is rising. Here’s a reminder
It’s got something to do with their eight year campaign of austerity…
We just got one step closer to a humane refugee policy
Refugees may soon be able to be reunited with their families after losing everything.
SNP MP names and shames companies over use of unpaid trial shifts
There’s growing momentum behind one MP’s legislative push to end the exploitative practice of unpaid trial shifts.
Some of the companies set to leave the UK because of Brexit
After Unilever, here is a list of the companies likely to leave Britain following Brexit.
More university strikes as cleaners take to the pickets
Cleaners, receptionists and other university admin workers are demanding to be brought in-house at the University of London.
How Brexit could kill trade in poorest countries in the world
Staying in the Customs Union could save millions of people’s livelihoods in Africa, Caribbean and the Pacific.
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
No one knows for sure how much Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding will cost the taxpayer – but we’re starting to get an idea of the sums involved.