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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Boris is wrong to blame public for Green Homes Grant cuts
Outsourcing is to blame, not homeowners.
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Green campaigners had two wins in two days.
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Communications spending in the Scotland Office has tripled in recent years.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 2 February 2021
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Farage’s new conspiracy theories try to implicate ‘little left-wing’ charities
The former Brexit Party leader is still manufacturing outrage. This time it’s vilifying refugee charities amid the pandemic.
MPs step up campaign against ‘harrowing’ deportation of autistic man
Osime Brown has not lived in Jamaica since the age of four, and family members are deeply concerned about his mental and physical health.
Anas Sarwar MSP: Labour has let down voters in Scotland. But we can turn things around
As voting opens in the Scottish Labour leadership contest, Anas Sarwar MSP sets out his pitch to revive the party.
UnionDues: Workplace conflicts are rife. What can be done about it?
Simon Sapper looks at bad HR and what’s behind workplace strife in Britain.
Bad beat: How the gambling industry is lobbying hard against online betting reform
98% of the online gambling market is licensed and under-regulated. But the industry only wants to talk about the black market…
Sarah Olney MP: It’s time to make public transport genuinely open to all
Policymakers must begin to concentrate on social, economic and political mobility facilitated by accessible public transport, writes Sarah Olney, MP for Richmond Park.