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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Gerard Batten is final proof that the Party’s over for UKIP
He comes to lead the party with a long history of anti-Muslim views and associations.
The fight against NHS privatisation is stepping up – and winning
Thousands of NHS jobs are being outsourced to private ‘arms-length’ companies, but workers are fighting the plans.
Brexit isn’t unique – Europeans are just as divided on the EU
The concerns of Leave voters shouldn’t be dismissed as irrelevant – they’re shared by many in Europe.
The UK is mired in £222bn of PFI debt. Here’s how we take on the public finance fat cats
Every UK citizen owes more than £3,400 to PFI companies – this might be the solution we desperately need.
Why we’ve taken down an article on Christopher Chandler and the Legatum Institute
We received a letter from the Legatum Group yesterday threatening ‘legal proceedings’ in relation to our piece published on February 14th about Christopher Chandler and the Legatum Institute.
It’s no wonder lecturers are striking – university leaders barely acknowledge they exist
University heads are failing to even admit the pension strikes are happening. It’s no wonder people talk of a crisis of leadership in our university sector.
Why the McDonald’s strikers are going to win
The TUC have demanded the fast food giant recognise trade unions. McDonald’s workers won’t stop campaigning until they’re successful.
Theresa May’s ‘Road to Brexit’ will lead us off a cliff edge when it comes to security
Unless the government offers concrete solutions to the realities of slash-and-burn Brexit, they will be putting our security at risk, writes Richard Corbett MEP.
This key part of Labour’s economic strategy just received a significant endorsement
John McDonnell’s plan for National Investment Bank is securing backing from unlikely allies, as the British economy continues to flag.
The Tories’ disability assessments were just slammed by this parliamentary committee
This just a week after a Tory former DWP minister said there was “something is seriously wrong with the system”.