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We will be returning on Monday 5th January with more hard-hitting news and comment, written by and for the UK left.
Nearly ten years of Conservative government has meant a spiralling crisis in social housing. But not accidentally so, Kevin Gulliver writes.
Cabinet has approved the expansion of Heathrow airport. But the decision is so bad even Boris Johnson has been allowed to duck the vote.
In the second of a three-part article series written by For Our Future’s Sake campaigners, Emily Andrew argues that Brexit is fundamentally sexist.
British politics take up more newspaper space than ever before. But Westminster is now all talk and little action, writes Lib Dem peer Lord Wallace.
Government plans have been revised so often the final deal is now more confusing than ever. And today’s vote of no confidence in the PM is not helping.
The National Health Service is desperately in need of funding, but legislators are ignoring a crucial revenue stream – the cannabis tax. Martin Drewry writes.
The Conservatives’ behaviour in Strasbourg this week reveals just how damaging a Tory Brexit is shaping up to be, writes Labour’s Richard Corbett MEP.
Two investigations into malpractice by the Leave campaign could see the public turning against Brexit if any dodgy dealings are revealed.
The ex-EDL leader went down for prejudicing the British judicial system – not for upholding ‘free speech’.
The pair hope to build on the Greens’ recent electoral gains – professionalising the party while pledging ‘fierce resistance’ to the right.
