Labour Party sources have also expressed concern about the implications of any contest for the Greater Manchester Mayorality, with costs expected to run into hundreds of thousands of pounds.
It just goes to show that rather than standing up for democracy and the right of self-determination, Reform would be more than happy to trash international law and order.
“He doesn’t want to be PM, he wants to be the Governor of the 51st State.”
Research shows one in four young people in the UK don’t know when they started their period.
Aggression and intimidation towards supermarket workers, the vital role of supermarket reps and the Kenmure Street Blockade – all covered in this week’s Union Dues Podcast.
Instead of outrage at each step of Johnson’s Brexit catastrophe, opponents must reveal and fight his whole strategy.
Tory MP’s appeal against sexual harassment complaints is dismissed by independent expert panel.
A new Private Members Bill seeks to fill the gaps that the government’s lack of an Employment Bill has left behind.
The ESEA community feels ignored by government and under-represented in the media.
For many self-employment is a positive choice, not a problem. The left must learn to speak to them.
In March alone, 80 autistic people and people with learning disabilities, who do not have treatable mental health conditions, were detained under the Mental Health Act
The wealthy few insist we choose between helping people at home or overseas, but are not interested in helping either, says Jeremy Corbyn
There are many examples of public servants becoming private consultants, to the extent where it can be considered to be an established career path, argues Dr Joe McManners
