Reform’s Richard Tice facing calls to be sacked over firm’s £91,000 unpaid tax bill
Will he now resign?
Reform candidate was twice disciplined by Tories over ‘racist comments’
None of his alleged past comments seem to have worried Reform, who were more than happy to take him on as a candidate.
Thames Water fine reprieve sparks outrage over “rewarding failure”
“This nonsense must be, should be, has to be and will be opposed.”
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Here’s why we need to step up the battle against microplastics
We can’t wait for the UK ban to take effect – the crisis in our oceans is now (sponsored).
This fracking company just won a court injunction banning protest
Campaigners have slammed the decision as a dangerous attack on free speech. Is peaceful protest against frackers being shut down in the UK?
In the middle of a crisis, the government is selling off our social housing
Over 18,000 homes were flogged off through Right to Buy last year in England – when our social housing stock is needed more than ever.
‘Austerity is nowhere near over’: IFS gives bleak assessment of budget
Things are going to get much worse, before they get better.
Here’s why this year’s budget is ‘one of the least green ever’
The Tories are withdrawing subsidies for green power projects until 2025, but offering tax breaks for North Sea oil and gas developers.
A Robin Hood Tax would work. Trust me, I used to work for a hedge fund
Why is everyone still paying for the bankers’ mess – except the bankers themselves?
I was convicted for protesting against fracking. As a councillor, I have no regrets
Taking direct action against fracking wasn’t an impulsive decision but a last resort. I had exhausted every option through every democratic channel available to me.
Hammond’s budget picked Tory ideology over boosting Britain’s economy
The Chancellor should have taken the chance to revive a stagnating UK. Instead he scrimped on it.
Budget LIVE: Progressives respond to Hammond’s Autumn Statement
Here’s what the left has to say about the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement.
From Uber to the University of London, precarious workers are standing together
A growing campaign to stop outsourcing suggests solidarity isn’t dead after all.