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Suella Braverman brutally mocked after defecting to Reform UK

Basit Mahmood
Today

In the least surprising defection ever…

Priti Patel has meltdown when LBC presenter points out negative impact of Brexit

Olivia Barber
Today

Patel accused Goodall of giving a “political lecture”

Suella Braverman was rattled by Lewis Goodall's criticism of Brexiteers' assumptions

Where the Government’s Animal Welfare Strategy Needs to Go Further 

Jenny Canham
Today

The Animal Welfare Strategy is a good start, but if it is to be a document we can be proud of, it must close gaps where cruelty is most extreme

animal welfare

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UnionDues: Is there a way through the woods for the labour movement?

Simon Sapper
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What has the shift to working online done to the union movement?

Barely a handful of Tories vote against Universal Credit cut – despite many claiming it would be ‘devastating’

Josiah Mortimer
19 January, 2021

The £20 a week Universal Credit boost has been a lifeline for millions. When will Tory MPs start voting with their conscience?

What’s next for Scottish Labour after Richard Leonard’s departure?

Andrew Smith
19 January, 2021

There’s more to the party’s leadership battle than ‘left’ versus ‘right’.

Government’s focus on statues diverts from Universal Credit cut backlash

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
18 January, 2021

Is pushing the protection of statues a plan by the Tories to distract from the Universal Credit cut fallout?

HOPE not hate: What we need to remember from the Civil Rights Movement

Nick Lowles
18 January, 2021

With the fight for racial justice being far from over, lessons taught to us by civil rights pioneers are more important than ever

Government plans to “rip up” workers’ rights met with outrage

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
18 January, 2021

Leaked government plans to tear up EU-derived workers rights creates an angry backlash

No workers are unorganisable, but unions need to step up and adapt

Jamie Woodcock
15 January, 2021

The IWGB’s ‘holding branch’ is one way of doing it.

Forget ‘Global Britain’, only independence will let Wales play its part in the world

Hywel Williams MP
15 January, 2021

Like Ireland, Wales needs independence to fully play its part in the world.

Natalie Bennett: A new law would force government to walk the walk on climate change

Natalie Bennett
15 January, 2021

The 2008 Climate Change Act was world leading at the time but it needs an update.

Levelling up

Prof Prem Sikka: The post-Brexit race to the bottom has already begun

Prem Sikka
15 January, 2021

Sunak has workers rights, environmental standards and financial regulation in his sights.

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