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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Government plans to privatise and weaken accountancy oversight will be a boon to big corporations.
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We thought the Lobbying Act would be a good start. But recent scandals have proved we need much stronger transparency rules.
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Mental health issues quadruple among NHS workers during Covid-19 – major study finds
The largest study to date into the effect of the pandemic on the mental health of healthcare workers reveals an alarming rise in stress, anxiety, and depression.
Local council elections: Where are all the women?
It is vital for the left to look closer at how the lack of women councillors across the UK is limiting substantive progressive policies, writes Felice Southwell.
PMQs: Keir Starmer accuses government of being ‘mired in sleaze, cronyism and scandal’
With the May 6 elections only just over a week away, there was plenty to play for in today’s PMQs
Everything Gavin Williamson could be doing to support schools instead of banning mobile phones
There’s a record gap in outcomes between the poorest and wealthiest students, and sky-high dissatisfaction from teaching staff