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The welfare state is broken – but not in the way you think
Rebuilding the system won’t cut it, says mental health policy advisor Tom Pollard
LCHR urges Labour Party to commit to a fully-funded legal aid system
Labour Campaign for Human Rights backer Andy Slaughter: “Legal Aid has been cut below effective levels.”
Medicine menus: How the NHS is being chipped away by stealth
“Rationing must be called out for what it is – privatisation driven by rationing,” says John Puntis of Keep Our NHS Public.
Is Scottish Independence ‘inevitable’ under continued Tory rule?
Malcolm Chisholm: “If we had continuing Conservative government I think Scotland would vote for independence and I think I would as well”
Why a ‘Remain Alliance’ is easier said than done
Was the Green Party’s decision not to stand in the August 1st Brecon and Radnorshire by-election the right one?
Step forward for workers’ rights as international convention clamps down on harassment
The #MeToo movement has secured another big win.
The start of a Remain Alliance? Greens stand aside in Brecon as talks continue
“The best choice right now is to put Wales before tribal politics.”
Open letter: When the UN calls out poverty in the UK, the government must listen
EXCLUSIVE: 50 leading poverty and inequality groups and activists write to the UK government demanding change.
Beware Boris’s model bus: Daft “dead cat” stories mask real issues
Amusing tales work to distract us by pushing negative coverage down the page.
Committee tears into Tory government financing of public services
Mismanagement and financial strain afflict a raft of public services, according to a national audit.