‘Military compensation should never cost veterans their benefits’
The Armed Forces Covenant is a simple promise that no one who serves, or their family, should be…
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‘Reforming Disability Confident is welcome – but without culture change it will still fall short’
I should state from the outset, that I have been a firm critic of the Disability Confident scheme.…
‘From the Clyde to the ballot box: why Glasgow can’t afford drift’
Scotland’s politics should focus on real delivery, not empty rhetoric. As voters head to the polls this May,…
‘Celebrating thirty years of Progress’
A fortnight ago, we marked thirty years of Progress, an organisation that has never existed for comfort or…
‘The cost of living crisis can only be beaten by local economic growth’
The Government’s economic strategy is its number one mission – but which one? The initial emphasis on achieving…
‘Education is the engine of opportunity – and global cooperation is how we keep it running’
Education lights every stage of the journey to a better life. It’s the single most important contributor to…
‘As the Prime Minister travels to China, he carries a moral responsibility’
As Keir Starmer heads to China this week, he carries more than trade briefs and diplomatic talking points in his red…
Sponsored: ‘A paradigm shift in health outcomes and spending is coming, and we should be shouting about it’
SPONSORED One of the biggest changes to the operation of the NHS in England is coming soon, but…
‘Defecting to Reform follows the polls. Answering the great questions of our age follows the people’
When elected MPs defect to Reform UK, they’re making a political statement. But let’s be clear about what kind: they’re following the polls, not…
Stella Tsantekidou column: ‘You can just do things!’
On Sunday, the NEC rejected Andy Burnham’s request to leave his mayoral seat and run for Parliament, denying…
