Keir Starmer says Iran conflict ‘not our war’ as he blasts Reform chief Nigel Farage
‘Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch for wanting to ‘dive in with both feet into the war without thinking through the consequences’.
Green Party sets sights on targeting trade union members disillusioned with Labour
Zack Polanski is set to make keynote speeches at several trade union conferences
Reform’s Zia Yusuf in meltdown when asked about growing number of candidate scandals
The right-wing party has lost at least 67 candidates since May 2025,
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“Young people have shown more political leadership than most politicians in recent years, they deserve a real say in their future.”
Prof Prem Sikka: New reforms won’t turn poodle auditors into the watchdogs we need
You can’t scrutinise a company properly if you’re trying to sell consultancy services to it at the same time.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 3, March 2021
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Men need to step up in the campaign to end violence against women
Men are needed to act as catalysts and allies to end violence against women and girls, writes Nina de Ayala Parker.
A day late and a dollar short? Mixed union reaction to Uber’s ‘worker’ decision
What’s next after Uber’s decision to make its drivers employees?
CBD crackdown: these Home Office plans will destroy UK hemp farming
The Tories are taking an already-illogical crackdown to the next level.
The new kind of automation putting gig economy workers at risk of destitution
Drivers report being ‘terminated’ through ‘no reply’ emails, and unable to challenge dismissals, in a worrying development for workers.
SNP accuse Tories of ‘dodging democracy’ as Ruth Davidson is lined up for a Cabinet role
“It seems that now Tories don’t even need to bother standing in an election.”
Cumbria’s new coal mine and the great jobs fallacy
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