Oscar winner comes out for the Green Party in locals
Mark Rylance has publicly shown his support for the Greens by posing with the party’s local council candidates.
Gaza shows how UK strikes on Syria won’t defend innocent lives
Past interventions in Yemen and Palestine have taught us that the Syrian strike is unlikely to be about (nor successful in) protecting defenceless civilians.
The Windrush generation is not alone – children of EU-born citizens could be next
EU citizens’ rights to future residence and citizenship could be thrown into question after Brexit – with children worst affected.
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May’s immigration minister u-turns on Windrush deportations
After much pressure, Cabinet minister Caroline Nokes admits “terrible mistakes” were made when deporting members of the WIndrush generation.
Trade unionists are demanding a shakeup of Westminster’s political system
Parliament is crumbling in more ways than one. But momentum is growing in the labour movement for real democratic reform.
Shareholders have run the show for too long – it’s time for radical reform to company boards
Limited liability for shareholders has conferred unlimited liability on people. It’s time corporations were democratised.
Tipped for success: Why TGI Fridays staff are planning to strike for the first time
Is the American diner set to see its first wave of strike action in the UK?
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Teachers, parents: take control of your school and oppose academisation
Academisation is not helping pupils, teachers or parents. As communities start kicking back, three schools in Lambeth show the way.
Natalie Bennett: The anti-fracking campaign is stepping up its game. Where’s Corbyn?
From Blackpool to Yorkshire, protests are showing this can be the year we kill off the idea of fracking in England.
BBC Radio 4 gets into trouble with Rivers of Blood production
Listeners were not pleased when the public broadcaster announced it would transmit Enoch Powell’s infamous speech for the first time ever.
Game of Thrones workers are disputing their ‘poverty pay’
Game of Thrones producers shell out £10 million per episode, but some of its workers are on poverty pay.
The government is removing disabled people’s access to politics by stealth
Parliamentary candidates are legally challenging the government on cutting a disability fund. Emily Brothers explains why.