When shame left the room: racism, immigration, and Britain’s moral retreat
Britain is sliding backwards into open racism, fuelled by political silence, immigration narratives & the media. Can we reverse this fall?
Politics is full of scrutiny, but once in a while positive recognition doesn’t go amiss
Lib Dem MP Jamie Stone reflects on securing Pride in Place funding for his constituency
Why has devolution ground to a halt?
That’s a hammer blow to plans to deliver growth and to get power out of Whitehall and back into local communities.
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Exclusive interview: Mark Serwotka says civil servants could strike until Christmas
‘The government must be asking themselves, when will this stop?’
Tories accept £5 million from Egyptian-born billionaire who served as minister in brutal regime of Hosni Mubarak
The Tories clearly have no issue with appointing someone who served in the regime of a brutal dictator, to a senior post within their party or accepting his money.
Mick Lynch interview – ‘Democracy in this country is in a lot of trouble’
‘They’re trying to clamp down on any dissent, and I think that’s a very troubling state’
Paul Nowak: ‘Unions will stand up for trans workers’
‘Everyone should be safe to be themselves at work’
Suella Braverman slammed after ‘asking civil servants for help with speeding fine’
‘Maybe Tories need the rules stapled to their desk, door, laptop & fridges!’
Mick Lynch sets out how dangerous Tory government’s anti-strike laws are
‘Industrial action will become more entrenched and very bitter’
Anti-strike law: Paul Nowak perfectly dismantles bill ahead of Parliament vote
The legislation is an attempt to ‘drive a wedge between working people’
How the Tories shot themselves in the foot over voter ID by imitating Trump’s Republicans
‘So we made it hard for our own voters and we upset a system that worked perfectly well.’