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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Revealed: Many Asian people “afraid to leave the house” as Met records rise in hate crimes despite pandemic
The findings come as an official government review tries to downplay the impact of racism in the UK.
Caroline Lucas: Why we must shift to a wellbeing economy post-pandemic
Caroline Lucas is calling for a paradigm shift in economic policy to prioritise environment, wellbeing, equality and resilience over GDP growth
Recycled rhetoric and the glaring hole in the Tories’ Environment Bill
‘This is the government’s last chance to show real leadership ahead of COP26’
Revealed: Benefit cap hurting nearly 200,000 households
The vast majority of households hit by the cap are families with children.
Government axes the Green Homes Grant: what’s next?
Scrapping this grant will set us back in the battle against fuel poverty.
‘A show of force’ by police: Bristol protesters describe what happened
On social media protestors are asserting a different narrative, of police inciting the majority of the violence and protesters largely reacting to it.
ReJoinEU mayoral candidate: The voices of Londoners who voted Remain are ‘being ignored’
“Brexit won the day, we’ve had Brexit but there are problems with Brexit, and trying to ignore those problems, sweep them under the carpet just isn’t working,” said Hewison.
Kenny MacAskill MP: “Why I’ve quit the SNP to join Salmond’s Alba party”
Kenny MacAskill MP is arguing that a new Scottish independence party will strengthen the case for a second referendum
Using nuclear weapons to fight the Culture War: that’s Far Right government
‘Centrism, leaving things much as they are, is no longer practically possible,’ says Natalie Bennett
Prof Prem Sikka: Political institutions must be freed from the clutches of private money
‘We do not have a citizen-led democracy,’ says Professor Prem Sikka