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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.
Is a non-regression clause worth more than the paper it’s written on? Jude Kirton-Darling writes.
Caroline Russell has been the only non-Labour councillor in Islington for the last four years. Josh Dell reports on the need for electoral reform.
David Lammy shared an abusive letter he received, telling him that as a black man he should be “grateful” to be in Britain.
Business leader Paul Drechsler did not mince his words after Sajid Javid called for Britain to leave the customs union.
The PM is stuck between Brussels and the DUP and only has herself to blame…
Housing expert Kevin Gulliver looks at the detail of Labour’s new housing plans.
The Windrush deportation scandal is just one sign it’s time to banish the shadow of Enoch Powell for good.
MPs are proposing that criminal landlords have their properties taken away, but campaigners suggest local authorities lack the resources to even enforce current law.
While TTIP failed, Europe is now trying another sneaky deal giving corporations obscene amounts of power.
Mark Rylance has publicly shown his support for the Greens by posing with the party’s local council candidates.
