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We will be returning on Monday 5th January with more hard-hitting news and comment, written by and for the UK left.
Why energy bills are really sky high and what Grant Shapps and the Tories won’t do about it.
It shouldn’t be left up to ordinary students to organise against the privatisation of the student loan book. We both need and deserve better from NUS.
Unite has set out ten recommendations for rebalancing the economy and developing an effective manufacturing strategy.
When it comes to its new goals for the Middle East, is the US still overestimating what it can achieve?
Free schools are underperforming compared to all schools inspected by Ofsted.
We must address issues of class and social mobility that are holding people – of all colours and identities – back, writes Chuka Ummuna.
There was more than a whiff of politics last week as BAE systems took the decision to end ship building in Portsmouth in favour of the Clyde.
Look Left, our daily political round up, will be going out shortly.
Hong Kong is often cited by the right as an example of the success of free markets. Look beneath the surface, however, and things aren’t quite so rosy.
Israel’s worst fear is the P5+1 signing a deal that leaves Iran closer than it can live with to a nuclear bomb.
