Natalie Bennett: Cladding scandals, mortgage prisoners, and the grim necessity of the Lords
Why is it left to the unelected chamber to defend abandoned Brits? The Green peer looks at this week’s Lords agenda.
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Natalie Bennett: The spectre of the bailiff is haunting Britain
Debt-ridden Brits need some relief – and they need it now, writes Natalie Bennett ahead of next week’s budget.
Natalie Bennett: Three proposed laws make a mockery of the PM’s claims about ‘Global Britain’
Three proposed laws are going to see further damage to the UK’s global reputation, writes Natalie Bennett.
Right-wingers are swallowing their words when it comes to green energy standards
Are they having an LED lightbulb moment?
Natalie Bennett: For people to self-isolate, they need financial support
Nobody should have to choose between public health and their own
financial survival
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.
The Inglorious Twelfth: Are we nearing the end of grouse shooting?
We need to move away from seeing nature as a resource to be plundered – and instead start re-building our ecosystems.
Natalie Bennett: Johnson’s obesity strategy lacks ambition and urgency
The advertising ban won’t come in for two years – and may not cover social media.
Natalie Bennett: When will tobacco companies pay for damage they cause?
The government has not implemented a tax on tobacco – which it proposed a year ago.
Natalie Bennett: Has the government finally accepted the flaws of the ‘free market’?
Free market extremism is a danger to public health.
