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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REVEALED: Brexit is set to cost young people more than tuition fees
There is no good form of Brexit for young people, writes Our Future, Our Choice spokesperson Cathleen Clarke on the launch of a new report.
Glasgow women’s strike: Why we need to change the law to tackle inequality
We need an overhaul of employment law to ensure dodgy employers can’t weevil their way out of equal pay agreements.
Home Office reverses decision to force Newcastle family to move to Australia
The reversal comes after a campaign from the University and Colleges Union and MP Nick Brown
Free speech on campus is under threat – but not from who you think
Rather than safe spaces and no platforming, it is government policies that are the real threat to freedom of expression.
If Debenhams bosses want to cut costs, they should start with their outrageous salaries
The company’s CEO, who looks set to cut 4,000 jobs, earned £1.3m for six months work
Budget 2018: British lives could be easily improved, just don’t expect the Tories to do it
Ahead of next week’s budget announcement, Prem Sikka explains all the ways the British economy could be rescued immediately. But will the Tories ever deliver?
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.”