Reform’s first year running councils: ‘The atmosphere in the chamber has changed’
Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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It’s not as simple as radicals against a moderate, writes Alex Maguire.
Extinction Rebellion hits back at ‘defamatory’ Telegraph article ahead of protests
The direct action group is gearing up for a weekend of action, against the mainstream media’s failure to report fairly on the climate crisis.
‘Authoritarian’: Democracy groups sound alarm over plans to shackle UK elections watchdog
Trust in Britain’s party funding system is at rock bottom. Yet ministers plan to reduce the Electoral Commission’s independence.
UnionDues: Is social partnership the way forward for workers after the pandemic?
The ACAS chair speaks to Simon Sapper on bringing workers and bosses together.
Kim Johnson MP: I sit on the committee behind the ‘white working class’ education report. It’s a disgrace
The Education Select Committee’s report shows the Tories couldn’t care less about the white working class.
Labour challenges Tory MPs to vote against ‘developers’ charter’ as debate on planning heats up
Will Tories rebel against Johnson’s contentious planning reforms, which helped swing the Chesham and Amersham by-election in the Lib Dems favour?
Jenny Jones: Archaeologists’ exclusion from Environment Bill must be challenged
The current prohibition of archaeology from the forthcoming Environment Bill needs to be contested, writes Jenny Jones.
Public view Amazon staff as ‘key workers’ who deserve trade union rights – poll
Amazon workers have a long history of agitating for change. The public now support the fight to give Amazon staff trade union rights.
Douglas Chapman: What will it take to get more women to the top table on climate change?
It’s vital women’s voices are included as agents of the change necessary to take action on the enormous climate challenges we face, writes Douglas Chapman MP.
EXCLUSIVE: Voters say PM should be investigated by parliamentary commissioner for standards over funding for Downing Street flat
‘Nearly half of voters believe the prime minister should be investigated by the parliamentary commissioner for standards’.