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MPs refusing to wear masks are putting parliamentary staff at risk
‘We’ll be writing to every MP spotted not wearing a face covering to challenge them to do the decent thing.’
Privatising Channel 4 could lead to ‘money flowing out of the country and into pockets of multinational corporations’, say MPs
Privatisation could also result in the channel losing its publisher-broadcaster status which means that all revenues are invested back into the production of its content.
Former Tory police chief will not face prosecution despite live ammunition being found at his home
Jason Ablewhite had already resigned as police and crime commissioner in November 2019 after he allegedly sent an explicit photo to a woman on Facebook.
Priti Patel’s Nationality and Borders Bill will further criminalise asylum seekers
‘According to Patel, our asylum system is broken and the way to fix it is to criminalise asylum seekers’.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 2, July 2021
The news you didn’t see this week…
EXCLUSIVE: Fears disabled MPs could be locked out of Parliament, ahead of shut down of virtual proceedings
Allowing vulnerable MPs to participate in debates remotely ‘may be just as necessary in two months time as it was twelve months ago’, LFF is told.
BREAKING: Sian Berry to stand down as Green Party co-leader in opposition to ‘transphobic’ party appointment
“There is now an inconsistency between the sincere promise to fight for trans rights and inclusion in my work and the message sent by the party’s choice of front bench representatives.”
Letting the mask slip: What’s really behind the Tories’ unlocking plans
We’re back to the era of sink or swim. In a pandemic, it heralds chaos, writes Maheen Behrana.
Natalie Bennett: The treatment of our planet is criminal. That crime needs to be named
It’s time for make ‘ecocide’ a crime in the UK, writes the Green peer.
Unite leadership race: Sharon Graham on strikes, sexism, and the myth of ‘splitting the vote’
“The movement is on life support,” the Unite General Secretary candidate tells LFF.