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Crisis in local news deepens as seven London titles close
The National Union of Journalists is calling for an urgent public enquiry as local news-gathering and scrutiny is decimated.
Economic growth reliant on household debt – is this the next crisis?
A ‘spiral of complacency’ over consumer debt is posing a huge risk to the UK economy, the Bank of England has warned.
We’re becoming a country of food banks and Ferraris, but it doesn’t have to be this way
Two new reports cast light on the ugly face of poverty in Britain, whilst at the top the richest 1,000 people in Britain increased their wealth last year by £82bn.
The government has passed the buck on cleaning up our filthy air
By leaving out the single best means of tackling air pollution, today’s clean air strategy is a court-forced cop-out.
Why the Grenfell tragedy is about inequality
To tackle the crisis at the heart of Grenfell we need to tackle the inequality behind it.
Tribunal fees to be scrapped following Unison Supreme Court challenge
From today, no one will have to pay to challenge mistreatment by bosses after a long battle by unions.
Sadiq Khan should stick to his promises on publicly-owned energy for Londoners
London’s Mayor needs to step up plans for a not-for-profit energy company if he’s to have a real chance of cutting fuel poverty and emissions, argues Caroline Russell AM.
Is the Supreme Court about to rule Tribunal fees are illegal?
A positive result for Unison tomorrow would open a new chapter in the Court’s willingness to limit the powers of the government.
The campaign against a secretive NHS sell-off is growing
The government is still trying to privatise NHS Professionals, and the opposition needs your support.
North Wales Police are pulling officers out of Lancashire fracking protest
“Let Cuadrilla pay for their own security” the North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner said