Why councillors should pledge for Palestine
Alexi Dimond makes the case for councillors pushing to ensure their councils aren’t complicit in Israel’s crimes
Almost one in ten MPs have called for David Lammy to intervene to ensure hunger strikers’ human rights are upheld
62 MPs have added their names
UK’s decision to rejoin EU’s Erasmus scheme is supported by majority of Britons, poll finds
The government says that up to 100,000 people of all ages could benefit in the first year.
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NUS calls on Welsh Government to prevent thousands of students being priced out of further education
NUS Wales wants the government to increase EMA to match the cost of living
CEO of water company fined for pollution is advising government on sustainability
Her firm was fined £1.5m for sewage discharges
Cross-party MPs release landmark report on Green New Deal
The report calls for free public transport fares, more funding for energy efficiency and tax reductions for sourcing food locally
Energy bills set to rise nearly 10 times faster than wages this year, says TUC
“Energy bills are out of control. The government must cancel April’s hike.”
Bernie Sanders pleads with Brits: ‘Do not look at the American model of healthcare’
“Do not look at the American model, please do not. Build on what you have”
‘Shocking’: London doctor shares pitiful salary on Twitter sparking outpour of disbelief and anger
‘I was earning more than that for part time work, 15 years ago! The wages are appalling. I had no idea.’
‘Let them eat turnips’: Therese Coffey’s top five most embarrassing moments
Like many of her Tory colleagues, Therese Coffey is well-rehearsed in car crash interviews and awkward blunders. In fact, the secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs, could even be up there with Nadine Dorries in the gaffe notoriety stakes.
Is right-wing populism fading?
The star seems to be dimming on the ultra-egotists who managed to win over millions of voters with their status quo-busting discourse that liberal democracy had run its course, but the light is by no means out.
A full list of strike dates in March
With a government said to be ‘missing in action’ and failing to engage in any meaningful dialogue with unions, the strike action of recent months is set to continue into March.
Five reasons why Brexit is to blame for Britain’s fruit and veg shortages
From a shortfall of workers to higher transportation costs and more red tape, we look at how direct and indirect consequences of Brexit have contributed to the dwindling of fresh produce supplies in the UK.