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Britain’s political system is built for a privileged few. A citizens convention can change that
The current political uncertainty gives us a chance to build a true democracy – if enough of us demand it.
If you really care about mental health at work, you should be suspicious of these Tory plans
Without an overhaul of workplace rights, Tory plans for Mental Health First Aid are barely a sticking plaster.
How new DWP chief Amber Rudd is in denial over Britain’s poverty crisis
Why was the new Work and Pensions boss’ first Parliamentary statement to reject the United Nation’s findings on poverty?
NHS Trust taken to court after dropping potential contract with company owned by Grenfell cladding firm
The company say the Trust scrapped the tendering process due to ‘political pressure’ from Jeremy Corbyn and campaigners.
Why can’t we let Steve Bannon speak? Because when he does fascists resurface
The godfather of the alt-right appeared at the Oxford Union last week. Suddenly swastikas started appearing on the town’s walls.
Young people don’t want this Brexit deal – so we are hopping on the bus
As the battle for Brexit Britain reaches its peak, Our Future Our Choice campaigners are taking to the streets on a battle bus. Hugo Lucas explains why.
The plight of these National Gallery educators shows how the gig-economy is coming for the public sector
The renowned museum sacked 27 workers last year without prior notice or compensation. Now they’re fighting to be recognised as employees like any others.
This comedy star just supported a Momentum petition to bring down May’s Brexit deal
Amid fears that Labour MPs will ok the PM’s final Brexit doc, a petition demanding #VoteDownTheDeal garnered over 20,500 signatures. Including some very famous ones.
Tackling corruption starts at home – we must end tax havens in the Channel Islands
Government after government has indulged the tax avoidance operations going through Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man. But Labour has finally said: no more.
Irish students are protesting May’s dodgy deal today walking out of class for a People’s Vote
Young people in northern Ireland stand the most to lose out of the Tories’ final Brexit deal.