Voters want electoral reform, but split on what system to switch to – poll finds
Voters want to see a change in the voting system, but are unsure what it should be changed…
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Progress is not inevitable. The Crown Prosecution Service released its latest annual report on violence against women and girls yesterday,…
Victims of sexual offences urgently need answers from the government
This government has presided over the defenestration of the criminal justice system in England and Wales, and it…
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The decision to prorogue parliament is controversial (and potentially illegal) for many reasons. Chief among them, quite rightly,…
Rolling list: Trigger ballots for Labour MPs
Update, October 29th: Triggers have now been paused ahead of the general election. All triggered MPs and those…
Chaos continues under Boris Johnson
Aaaaand breathe. Parliament is suspended; we can focus on the final TUC congress 2019 speeches; Labour has a…
No to breaching the rule of law, and no to no deal
Sunday marks the International Day of Democracy, yet this week the seats of parliament were left unoccupied as…
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“We will have to clean up the mess left by the Tories” – Starmer’s TUC speech
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Labour calls for immediate parliament recall as suspension ruled ‘unlawful’
Keir Starmer, Labour’s Brexit spokesperson, has called for parliament to be recalled after the suspension ordered by Boris…
Why Labour is still arguing over its Brexit position
Amid united outrage over Boris Johnson’s anti-democratic antics, Labour has had some respite from Brexit rows recently. But…
