Housing activist exposes truth about ‘landlords leaving the market’ over Renters’ Right Act
Landlord groups have claimed that many are leaving the market because of over-regulation.
Your Party to focus on backing independent candidates in the upcoming local elections
The new left-wing outfit won’t be fielding its own candidates
Reform UK candidate expresses admiration for Oswald Mosley and wants to keep migrants in slave labour
These are the kinds of people Reform is putting up for election.
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The Peoples Vote march was more diverse than is being made out
Younger voters, working class people and Labour members are fuelling the shift from Leave to Remain
Yet another Tory politician has joined condemnation of the hated Universal Credit system
A member of the Scottish Parliament said the most vulnerable in society are worried.
EXCLUSIVE: Campaigners hit back at minister’s pro-fracking “mythbuster”
The energy minister was accused of being a “propagandist for the filthy fossil fuel industry”.
A senior Tory MEP just compared Germany’s left to the Nazis
Labour’s Richard Corbett MEP said the comments were “as historically illiterate as it is deeply offensive.”
Why is the “disgusting and offensive” Rod Liddle still employed by some of Britain’s biggest titles?
Everyone agrees the columnist has gone too far with his latest rant in the Sunday Times, so why is he still paid to write his vitriolic material?
This Tory MEP thinks the People’s Vote march wasn’t very big. But then again, he also believes in ghosts
When a Labour Party MEP sent out an round robin email about this weekend’s demonstration to every member of the European Parliament things got weird. Very weird.
The Tories are trying to pull a fast one on NHS privatisation – here’s how
The government is pushing a new consultation on how to turn NHS contracts into semi to fully private deals. Kane Shaw explains the dangers lurking behind ICPs.
Strike win: Private company owned by NHS agrees to staff wage demands
iFM Bolton risked undercutting NHS terms and conditions – and sparking a race to the bottom. But Unison put up a strong challenge – and won.
Five thoughts on Saturday’s massive march for a People’s Vote
The anti-Brexit campaign now needs to reach beyond the ‘usual suspects’ to Leave voters and the Labour left.
Here’s how the climate change movement can win: go after the villains
The climate movement has to learn from previous struggles if we’re to stand a chance of winning. It’s time to target our anger – and build hope.