Our society is making us ill. Charging NHS patients won’t fix that
Making patients feel guilty about the cost of their medicine will worsen the nation’s health
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Queen’s Speech: Cameron’s ‘one nation’ excludes millions
Anyone who doesn’t fit a narrow definition of ‘hardworking families’ will suffer under this government
It’s no longer good enough to offer voters the illusion of choice
Fewer than one in four voters will see any of the policies they voted for implemented over this parliament
Comment: Is it fair the Greens have one seat when proportionally they deserve 24?
There is no reason not to use a fairer electoral system other than the self-interest of big parties
We need a social security system that works for everyone
There is no clearer indicator of the health of a society than the way in which the sick and disabled are treated
It’s time to take a stand against Britain’s shameful inequality
And this involves taxing the wealthiest more
Progressive politics takes centre stage at HowTheLightGetsIn
HowTheLightGetsIn, the world’s leading philosophy festival, is back in Hay-on-Wye this May with hundreds of challenging debates and talks across politics, philosophy, science and the arts, as well as a full programme of live music and comedy
Sexism and red-baiting as the Sun warns of a ‘scarlet sisterhood’ of women leaders
Trevor Kavanagh marries the feminine with the partisan to create a threat to all we hold dear
The Greens are right to focus on fuel poverty
We need to be reminded of the incentives to phase out fossil fuel
Scottish leaders’ debates: a tough night for Sturgeon, and a boost for the Greens
Out of the shadow of Westminster Sturgeon has more questions to answer