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MPs have rejected an amendment from the chairman of the Committee on Standards, Labour’s Sir Kevin Barron, that would have named politicians being investigated.
MPs have now passed a new policy surrounding bullying and harassment in Westminster. Union figures are conflicted over the system.
The police watchdog warned that leaving the EU could lead to a rise in hate crimes. Here’s why things would be even worse than they seem.
We laughed when Donald Trump said Britain should sue the EU – but was he onto something? Matthew Turner writes about using litigation against bad Tory policies.
There is a lot of justified anger in the Commons after the Tory party Chair betrayed a pledge not to vote. Let’s hope that anger turns into action.
The Financial Reporting Council’s Code – released this week – would do nothing to stop collapses like Carillion or BHS.
With the prospect of another election – or fresh Brexit vote – surging, it’s all hitting the fan. Unless, that is, you read the right-wing press…
Continuing government failures are pushing people seeking asylum in Britain onto the streets. The shadow home secretary lays out how it must end.
One MP took no time to grill the government on what it planned to do about the democratic deficiencies uncovered by the Electoral Commission
A new musical performed at Latitude festival shows that the feminist battles of the early 20th century are not academic, but can inspire new voices today.
