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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Did David Davis just accidentally admit we can halt Brexit?
When the facts change, the public can change their mind…
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Serious questions need to be asked over the Big Four’s advice to Carillion as a crisis brewed.
I am on trial for disrupting one of the largest arms fairs in the world. Here’s why I did it
Sophia Lysaczenko will appear in court on 14 February. She is one of 43 people standing trial over attempts to disrupt the Defence and Security Equipment International fair in September.
Here’s why the Carillion scandal will last for decades
There is little chance of any speedy conclusion to the Carillion scandal: The liquidation will probably run for a decade or more and is likely to generate millions in fees for accountants and lawyers.
There’s now proof that workers’ power is good for the economy
More economic democracy – union power, workers’ rights, decentralisation of and democratic engagement in decision-making – creates better productivity and a stronger, more secure economy.
Poll: majority of MPs believe UK can remain in the single market despite Brexit
And Labour and Tory MPs disagree with the party leaders on a host of other Brexit issues.
Is this the beginning of the end for the £200bn PFI disaster? It’s been a long time coming
“The outsourcing party is over” Labour will promise today – and the call to end PFI is supported by some unlikely figures.
Young people will pay the highest price for Brexit, but there’s more to it than just economics
Brexit will destroy relationships, sunder families and narrow the outlook of future generations.
If ‘taking back control’ means anything, we need a second referendum on the terms of Brexit
It was grossly unclear what people were voting for the first time around.
Under the surface, there’s another NHS crisis
The crisis in A&E dominates the headlines – but mental health provision is being torn up across the country.