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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Conservative MPs think their own party is trying to sabotage Brexit
Paranoia and division is running rife in the Tory party – with the knives out for Brexit secretary David Davis.
The Tories should do something bold in their Autumn Budget: QE for the People
Instead of pumping money into financial markets, Hammond should fund infrastructure and green technology – or give households a direct cash boost.
The Tories just voted against protecting whistleblowers
Conservative MEPs stood isolated in the European Parliament in rejecting greater protection for people calling out corruption and wrongdoing.
Labour party slam ‘failing’ Universal Credit following Left Foot Forward revelations
GPs and dental practices can’t tell who is eligible for free treatment under Universal Credit – meaning some claimants are going without.
We face an air pollution crisis. It’s no surprise the government spent £370k trying to hide it
Air pollution is fast becoming one of the biggest crises in Britain and globally, it’s not surprising the Tories tried to cover it up.
It’s not just the police failing on modern slavery. We lack a proper state response
There’s no long-term help from the state for victims once they’ve been identified. If we want to get serious on modern slavery this must change.
Christian activists who tried to disarm warplanes bound for Saudi Arabia are in court today
They’re facing charges of criminal damage after entering a BAE Systems factory in January.
The murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia should remind us of the shady power of corporate interests
The Maltese journalist, famous for her fearless reporting on corporate and political corruption in Malta, was killed by a car bomb last week.
There’s no ‘free speech’ crisis in universities. The government are deflecting from the real issues
It’s no surprise that the Tory-led witch hunt over ‘censorship’ comes whilst our universities and students suffer a serious funding and access crisis.
Ban unpaid internships says 72 per cent of public ahead of Lords debate
And 80 per cent think the practice is nepotistic.