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Which party has won the most council by-elections since the May 2025 local elections?

Chris Jarvis
Yesterday

Who’s up and who’s down?

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Daniel Zeichner: Britain’s food system is broken – and the Tories can’t fix it

Daniel Zeichner
24 December, 2020

The market alone can’t solve food poverty.

Radical roundup: Five stories this year that deserved more attention

Emma Burnell
23 December, 2020

Launched this year, radical roundup shines a light on under-covered stories.

Nine times Left Foot Forward hit the headlines in 2020

Emma Burnell
23 December, 2020

We don’t just write the news. Sometimes we make it too.

A majority of the public think pandemic procurement was corrupt

Emma Burnell
23 December, 2020

Fifty Nine percent of those surveyed thought the way the government procured emergency equipment favoured their friends.

Couriers are essential workers and deserve essential rights

Alex Marshall
23 December, 2020

Couriers aren’t ‘heroes’ they’re workers – and they deserve the rights that come with that.

Five challenges facing the Green Party in 2021

Chris Jarvis
23 December, 2020

2021 presents a year of opportunities and challenges for the Green Party.

Keir Starmer’s devolution policy poses more questions than answers

Andrew Smith
22 December, 2020

Keir Starmer has promised to shift power from Westminster. Can his bold devolution promises realistically be delivered?

Taking matters into their own hands: Some of the best campaigns of 2020

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
22 December, 2020

Epic government failings in 2020 paved way for memorable campaigning. Here’s seven of the best campaigns in a year fraught with government-imposed chaos.

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To achieve zero carbon, Britain needs to rethink its trade policy

Ed Sawyer
22 December, 2020

To achieve net-zero targets, the UK needs global trade to be smaller, shorter, and slower.

Mick Whitley: Homelessness is the product of a broken system

Mick Whitley
22 December, 2020

We need an ambitious house building programme on a scale similar to that of the post-war years, writes Mick Whitley MP.

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