James Cleverly’s attack on 4-day week doesn’t go to plan after presenters give him some facts
‘Happy workers, less turnover, more profit. What’s your problem?’
Zack Polanski calls on government to impose robust sanctions on Israel amid Lebanon bombing
‘What is it going to take for this government to actually put robust sanctions on Israel?’
LFF editorial: Why do the right not care about the cost of keeping children in poverty?
The cost of child poverty extends beyond the physical and emotional hardship felt by children growing up in low-income families.
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