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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Our divided kingdom is failing unpaid carers. There is no excuse
The truth is we can afford to support unpaid carers if we want to – if the government embraced simple, effective policies like a wealth tax.
Stricter regulation for Uber is a victory for gig economy workers everywhere
The company is gradually being forced to take its responsibilities as an employer seriously.
PMQs: Theresa May quotes NHS chief, misses out everything critical he said right after
The PM failed to mention he warned “pressures are great and the system is already running at or close to full stretch”.
This vote in Parliament could give the public the final say on Brexit, but only if Labour back it
Tom Brake MP urges the Labour Party to back the Lib Dem’s call for a referendum on the deal.
Tory plans to scrap workers’ rights will scupper any Brexit trade deal. Here’s why
The government are going against the public, business leaders and even their own backbenchers trying to scrap the working time directive.
POLL: Voters won’t tolerate workers’ rights being watered down after Brexit
In a blow for hard Brexiteers, the vast majority of voters – including Conservatives – believe workers’ rights should be maintained or strengthened after Brexit, not cut.
People are being illegally imprisoned for failing to pay council tax
Half of council tax imprisonments could be against the law, with some of the poorest people paying the price. But justice activists are challenging the government.
Revealed: The ‘hunger crisis’ across the South East this Christmas
Keith Taylor MEP launches ‘Hungry Christmas’ – a new report revealing the explosion in foodbank use in the second wealthiest region of the UK.
You couldn’t make it up: Britain LOSING almost £350m a week because of Brexit
The most reliable estimate so far shows we’re losing almost exactly as much as what Brexiteers said we’d gain.
Exclusive: 85 per cent think the NHS should get that £350m-a-week promised by Brexiteers
And the health service could really do with the money to avert a care crisis this winter.