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We’re on the brink of a sea change when it comes to drug policy
This week we learnt that illegal drug-related deaths have now been at or near record levels for five years in a row. Thankfully, policy is shifting.
This Nagasaki Day, we need to revive the idea of nuclear disarmament
2018 has seen some major developments when it comes to nuclear weapons. It’s time to say ‘never again’, Natalie Bennett writes.
‘Witch hunt’: Green Party members hit back at antisemitism claims
Green Party of England & Wales leadership candidate Shahrar Ali has described allegations of antisemitism as ‘shocking negative campaigning’.
Our Education Secretary is ignoring the big picture when it comes to children’s development
Damian Hinds thinks screens are to blame for children struggling with speaking when they start school. But there are other factors at play.
Richard Branson and Virgin are tightening their grip on the NHS. It’s time for MPs to investigate
There are lots of questions to answer surrounding Virgin Care’s growing role in our health service, says Unite’s national health officer Sarah Carpenter.
These cleaners have won their demands from Kensington council after a historic strike
Migrant workers to strike across London got their first victory mere hours into walking out, as Kensington & Chelsea bring the services back in-house.
The Tories should get their house in order before attacking the London Mayor
The government’s housing record is less than stellar, but Secretary of State James Brokenshire still thought it ok to threaten the Mayor of London on his. Tom Copley AM writes.
Here’s 5 times that UKIP members were found to have Nazi links
Three UKIPers have been suspended from the party following a fascist attack on a bookshop. But it’s not the first time members are busted fraternising with the far-right.
This outsourcing giant is trying to kick out refugees: it’s time to kick out the outsourcers
Outsourced public services should be run by locally and democratically owned social enterprises and co-operatives, not giants like Serco. Duncan Thorp writes.
The NHS is referring fewer patients to private hospitals – good riddance
Fewer referrals from NHS hospitals to private ones is generally good news. But we should keep vigilant, National Health Action Party’s Kane Shaw argues.