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Theresa May’s deal? It’s a blindfold Brexit
The PM might try and sell her final deal to businesses, workers and MPs, but what she is promising to deliver is a series of vague promises and nothing concrete. Tony Burke writes.
Natalie Bennett: A Green wave is taking over Europe
As Green parties rise in the polls, the former Green Party leader argues it’s time electoral reform gave the Greens a change in Britain as well.
Theresa May challenged Jeremy Corbyn to a debate and the internet went berserk
The Leader of the Opposition said he’d “relish” a televised head-to-head.
A black Friday for e-giant bosses: How the EU is taking on the likes of Amazon
Amazon made £22bn in revenue last year across Europe – and paid just £48.8m in taxes. But now the EU is getting tough on the online giants, writes Jude Kirton-Darling MEP.
Guardian and academics under fire for indirectly branding entire British left ‘conspiracy theorists’
Nearly half of the public have just been deemed conspiracy theorists – apparently for recognising that Britain is run ‘by the few’…
Bet365 pay bonanza: Why executive pay is not a ‘private’ matter
No one ‘deserves’ £265m a year. Society should define fair pay, writes accounting expert Prem Sikka.
Feminists on the front line: Meet the new anti-fascist group taking on the far right
They’re the new activist group who took on the Democratic Football Lads Alliance. And now they’re gearing up to oppose the far-right’s ‘racialisation’ of sexual violence.
Ministers said a blanket ban on psychoactive substances would solve the ‘legal high’ problem. The Home Office just proved them wrong
A new Home Office report shows the Tories’ drug strategy is failing on its own terms.
With Matthew Hedges now jailed for life, we need an academic boycott of the UAE
Eleven British universities have branches in the UAE. It may be time for them to rethink their involvement.
Diane Abbott: Austerity in police funding hasn’t ended – but it needs to
You can’t keep people safe on the cheap, says Diane Abbott