How Tory academy plans will damage our schools
On the 15th July 2014, teachers up and down the country breathed a collective sigh of relief: David…
Maya Goodfellow
James Blunt isn’t the problem – privilege is
Yesterday an argument between Chris Bryant MP and mealy-mouthed popstar James Blunt bubbled away over at the Guardian.…
Labour shouldn’t try to score political points off the back of asylum seekers
“Just one migrant a week sent back to Calais” screams the front page of the Daily Mail today.…
Labour should help the Chagossians return home
“This country will never turn our back on the world and will never turn our back on the…
It’s time Labour challenged the toxicity of the immigration debate
Yesterday the excitement over the Conservative’s manifesto made it clear once again that the toxic debate about immigration…
Osborne’s inheritance tax plans prove his “them” and “us” agenda
For the past four years the Tories have been waxing lyrical on the economy. “Labour got us into…
Cutting the arts budget isn’t a commitment Labour should be so happy to make
After a relatively quiet two weeks in politics, we’re back. The Tories have kicked off this year by…
The Tories are trying to buy democracy
It’s something of an understatement to say electoral law isn’t the most exciting topic, and as everyone begins…
The real message in Labour’s leaked immigration document shouldn’t be a source of embarrassment
The Telegraph (£) have published a leaked strategy document direct from Labour HQ – entitled ‘Campaigning Against Ukip’…
Food banks aren’t the solution to food poverty, the state is
Yesterday the of All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Hunger and Food Poverty produced a report – Feeding Britain – which examined food poverty in…
