Reform’s first year running councils: ‘The atmosphere in the chamber has changed’
Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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The Health Secretary has ulterior motives for backing an arts revolution in the NHS
The government’s approach to the arts in health is ideological – not principled.
Why is Parliamentary time being devoted to Prince Charles’ birthday?
The government are using crucial Lords time for regal sycophancy, writes Green peer Jenny Jones.
Just some of the times Boris Johnson backed ‘vassal state’ Brexit policies before the EU vote
The former foreign secretary appears to be railing against his own politics. Britain’s future is just one big game to this man…
Could we be on our way to yet another general election?
The government’s defeat in Parliament might signal the end of Theresa May’s much-pained leadership.
We need a new principle in education: no child should be excluded from school
As dozens of schools are found to suspend 1 in 5 pupils, Jennette Arnold AM argues we need massive investment turn it around.
This gig-economy giant is being taken to the High Court on possible human rights breaches
This food delivery app may bring chicken katsu to your door in 20 minutes, but its couriers can’t join a union. A judicial review may change that.
Natalie Bennett: We’re already past peak privatisation
Even the government may be realising that privatisation has failed
Government agrees to stop snooping on migrant patients
A leak and a legal challenge has forced the government to U-turn
Anti-fracking campaigners occupy government’s Business Department
The group are protesting the government’s support for fracking
Is Scotland about to overhaul the speed limit?
Glasgow and Edinburgh already have 20mph as default but other cities in Scotland do not