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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The IWGB’s ‘holding branch’ is one way of doing it.
Forget ‘Global Britain’, only independence will let Wales play its part in the world
Like Ireland, Wales needs independence to fully play its part in the world.
Natalie Bennett: A new law would force government to walk the walk on climate change
The 2008 Climate Change Act was world leading at the time but it needs an update.
Prof Prem Sikka: The post-Brexit race to the bottom has already begun
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Government will move Treasury staff north, fulfilling Labour manifesto pledge
John McDonnell said Labour’s policy would shift political gravity away from London.
Spanish Deliveroo riders’ victory shows power of unions to get laws enforced
A Spanish court ruled they were workers and so entitled to social security payments.
Bosses turn down mums’ furlough requests, forcing kids into schools
Could you do your job and teach kids at the same time?
Poll shows No.10 was wrong to say there’s “no clamour” for 24-7 vaccinations
43% of Brits would take a late-night jab.
Tory MP accuses public of ‘instant outrage’ free school meals
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Protestors demand answers over death of young man arrested in Cardiff
Events in Cardiff yesterday brought the protests following George Floyd’s death sharply back to mind, writes Raoul Walawalker