Steven Woolfe is still UKIP in sheep’s clothing
Don’t buy the rhetoric. UKIP is an enemy of the working class.
NHS
Poverty costs the public £78bn a year – to cut costs the government should eradicate it
The short-term costs to tackling poverty are worth it, according to new research
Owen Smith is no ‘Blairite’. His policies are egalitarian and Left-wing
A wealth tax, ministries for labour and social security, massive infrastructure spending a more cash for the NHS
Hunt’s misrepresentative funding claims are failing the NHS, says health committee
False economies in social care and health education are putting services under increased strain
Why does Jeremy Hunt keep comparing himself to Aneurin Bevan?
Throughout the junior doctors dispute, Hunt has insisted that the Tories are continuing Bevan’s work
As the father of a disabled child, I’ve watched the NHS crumble under Jeremy Hunt
NHS staff cheered when they thought Hunt had been sacked, writes Jonathan Bartley
Hunt to impose renegotiated junior doctors contract
The contract was rejected by 58 per cent of junior doctors in an industrial ballot
Six things we learned from Michael Gove’s campaign launch
He may portray himself as the candidate for change, but will his promises ever actually come about?
Boris Johnson’s Brexit lies should disqualify him from Tory leader race
The Left must expose how this man cannot possibly be Prime Minister
Brexiters back-pedal on NHS and immigration pledges after EU referendum
Could funding for Cornwall, farmers and science be next?