BMA hits back at prime minister’s 48-hour deadline to cancel doctor strikes
‘Creating posts and improving patient care should not be dependent on calling off a strike.’
Reform’s plan to rip up workers’ rights is ‘massively out of step’ with the British public, new mega-poll reveals
The TUC and Hope Not Hate’s poll has found that the Employment Rights’ Act is ‘hugely popular’, including in Reform MPs’ constituencies
Anti-establishment? Reform looking at packing House of Lords with hundreds of peers
Reform says it is “working on recruiting those people as we speak” out of a fear “every unelected body in the country will be hostile to us.”
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It will push foreign rough sleepers away from help and into the arms of exploiters.
Sex workers must be allowed to report crime without fear of arrest
It’s a key part of reducing violence against women.
With government set to slash air taxes, polling shows Brits want air travel costs to rise
Increasing the costs of air travel is supported by all age groups, regions, classes, genders and political affiliations.
Exclusive: Greens propose new powers for London’s teenage assembly
“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
Left Foot Forward’s roundup of the progressive news you might have missed this week…
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.