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‘Where we agree with your policy, we’ll support it’ – TUC boss offers olive branch to Theresa May

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
12 September, 2016

May has pledged to build an economy that works for everyone

28 million children have been uprooted by conflict – and the UK is building ‘a big, new wall’

7 September, 2016

A new UNICEF report shows the number of child refugees has doubled since 2005

Women-only services like Amy’s House are powerful, but underfunded

Camille Stengel
6 August, 2016

The new service for women recovering from alcohol and drug problems has opened in east London

Caroline Criado-Perez: More United is about replacing tribalism with common purpose

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
25 July, 2016

The feminist campaigner is a convener of the UK’s newest political movement

Labour urges voters to register as Brexiters seize on extended deadline

Josiah Mortimer
8 June, 2016

Voters now have until midnight Thursday after website crash

The fight against TTIP is not over ‘till it’s over

Tony Burke
6 June, 2016

The trade deal is in trouble, but could still be imposed costing 150,000 UK jobs

Quantitative Easing for the people: the antidote to market fundamentalism?

Carl Packman
15 May, 2016

In ‘A Sharing Economy’, Stewart Lansley argues that social wealth funds could reduce inequality and strengthen economies

Brexit would weaken the campaign against toxic trade deals like TTIP

Molly Scott Cato
10 May, 2016

The UK government has been a leading proponent of TTIP. That wouldn’t change if we left Europe.

Trade Unions and Co-ops could build a ‘solidarity economy’ for the self-employed precariat

Alex Bird
5 April, 2016

If workers don’t organise, the private sector will tighten its grip

International press coverage of Rio 2016 could change the course of Brazilian politics

Adam Talbot
25 March, 2016

Rio’s mayor has presidential aspirations, but they depend on little attention being given to human rights abuses connected with this year’s Olympics

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