Osborne’s policies are deliberately designed to shift money from the poorest to the richest
Research from LSE has found that the chancellor’s policies have seen the poorest five per cent lose income while the top one per cent have gained.
Green party
Natalie Bennett: We have to ban zero-hours contracts
The Green Party’s leader put forward her views on education, pay and the NHS in a live debate with young voters.
Moral outrage about the Living Wage isn’t enough: it must be backed by legal muscle
The fact that we are even talking about the Living Wage is a sign of past failures.
It’s time we had a bit of devo-max in London
The case for slackening central government’s overbearing stranglehold on political decision-making is overwhelming.
GP dementia charging: the profit motive has no place in healthcare
The introduction of mechanisms that mimic the market add unnecessary levels of bureaucracy.
On any objective test the Green Party should be in the leaders’ debates
Yesterday the broadcasters unveiled a proposal for televised leaders’ debates that fails basic tests of fairness and balance.
An open letter from Caroline Lucas MP to the three party leaders
An open letter from Caroline Lucas to the three party leaders.
The Greens are likely to succeed in chipping away at Labour support
Worryingly, what the Greens have to offer is very appealing to Labour supporters like me
Dogging or votes? We need change for political engagement
More people are dogging than are members of political parties: what a comment on modern politics
Could this be the next Green MP?
Can Darren Hall break new ground like Caroline Lucas did in Brighton?
