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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.
Checking soaring executive pay is necessary for reducing income inequalities, but the government continually fails to address the issue.
Members of Parliament earn over £77,000 and have their Westminster meals subsidised. And average Brits are not happy.
As the Mayor marks the end of the first half of his term, Florence Eshalomi reflects on how the capital changed under his leadership.
Residential care staff are being forced to sign in every hour using fingerprints and photographs – a policy that may be against new EU law.
Will the UK government listen up – or allow a dire situation to continue?
As the Green Party co-leader announces she’s standing down this summer, here’s some highlights from her time at the helm.
Talk is cheap, but we’re going to need much more than warm words before young people can trust the Tories.
In the first of a three-part article series written by For Our Future’s Sake campaigners, Jason Arthur argues that Brexit was fuelled by anti-immigrant sentiment.
Corbyn’s shadow cabinet has been dogged by accusations from Labour Remainers that it will not oppose a Tory Brexit. But Keir Starmer points in the opposite direction.
On Friday a historic vote made abortion legal in the Irish Republic. By Monday, the DUP was vowing to block a similar move in Northern Ireland.
