Lords lowdown: A day of resounding defeats for the Government over the Immigration Bill
The Hostile Environment rightly took a battering in the House of Lords on Monday. Natalie Bennett explores what happened.
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Tory plans for agriculture after Brexit let down farmers and the planet
The government’s plans for farming fall short when it comes to the ecological crisis, writes Natalie Bennett.
“Boris the Coward” – is this the narrative that will cost Johnson his job?
Johnson’s cowardice is developing into a problem for the Tories, says Natalie Bennett.
Will the Tories cave in to the anti-aid fanatics in their manifesto?
A cut to much-needed international aid could be on its way, writes Natalie Bennett.
Dear Westminster Abbey: The threat of nuclear annihilation is not something to ‘give thanks’ for
The Church should we working to oppose nuclear weapons, not celebrate them, writes Natalie Bennett.
Rich people should not be able to buy our politics – whether they live here or not
The Overseas Electors Bill is a chance to talk about rooting big money out of politics, says Natalie Bennett.
It’s time for answers and openness about how Zane Gbangbola died
“We need to look at system change to ensure that future grieving parents do not have to suffer the extraordinary additional pain that Zane’s parents have,” writes Natalie Bennett.
To win another referendum, Remainers have to have to learn some lessons first
Understanding what caused the 2016 result is crucial to seeing what needs to be on offer in any future vote, says former Green Party leader Natalie Bennett.
The practical response to our society’s widening inequality? A partial basic income
Following Natalie Bennett’s argument for a universal basic income, Karen Buck MP and Declan Gaffney argue there is an easier, more practical option.
This Nagasaki Day, we need to revive the idea of nuclear disarmament
2018 has seen some major developments when it comes to nuclear weapons. It’s time to say ‘never again’, Natalie Bennett writes.