Who will care for the elderly if Sajid Javid gets his way? The answer is depressing
Javid wants to restrict “low-skilled” immigration
Brexit
The ‘should we feel sorry for Theresa May’ debate is condescending and sexist
We shouldn’t be discussing whether to feel sorry for Theresa May or not
The Tories are terrified of letting the people have a say on May
Many Tory MPs are happy to let an unpopular PM lead the country for six years
Brexit vote: How a defeat for the PM next week could trigger a fresh General Election
As Parliament prepares to vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal next week, all the predictions are that she will lose. What happens next?
Brexit legal advice: The government is treading on ‘thin ice’ by defying Parliament
Have the Tories just set the ball rolling for a fresh General Election?
Why the left needs to start talking about England
A new ‘Act of Union’ Bill offers either a false choice between an English Parliament and devolution. We need both – and Labour should join the conversation.
INTERVIEW: James O’Brien on how to tackle fake news and Brexit
Joana Ramiro spoke to the LBC presenter following his Leveson Lecture on the challenges facing journalism today.
EXCLUSIVE: Caroline Lucas’ letter to the PM – accusing her of misleading Parliament over impact of Brexit
“You have breached the Ministerial Code, and particularly the Sixth Principle of Public Life: that of Honesty.”
EXCLUSIVE: Opposition parties accuse PM of ‘misleading Parliament’ over Brexit at #PMQs
Greens and Lib Dems have accused the PM of misleading the Commons, after the PM claimed Treasury analysis ‘does not show’ the UK will be worse off.
The planned Brexit TV ‘debate’ will be meaningless without other parties involved
Representatives from all the parties who have MPs in Westminster should be invited to take part, argues Best for Britain chief Eloise Todd.
