Acid attacks underline the folly of Tories imposing austerity on the police
Last week saw a spree of robberies in which five people were attacked with acid in less than…
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TUC: Staying in the single market doesn’t mean complete freedom of movement
There has been a lot of debate recently about what being a member of the single market requires…
Boris Johnson’s constituents needs a full-time Labour MP – not a part-time Tory
Having spoken with constituents in Uxbridge and South Ruislip during the general election, a recurring theme emerged. Have…
The key to Scottish Labour’s success was being clearly pro-Union and anti-austerity
Scottish Labour’s recovery at the general election was incredibly welcome to those of us who have been working…
Activist effort to oust Watson would be dangerous, divisive – and doomed
Peace has broken out across Labour – or some of it. After another election defeat, despite a campaign…
Richard Burgon: Labour’s summer of campaigning means no Tory can rest easily
As Parliament closes for the summer, Theresa May will be hoping that the break puts an end to…
Jon Trickett: It’s official: the watchdog is failing to tackle the revolving door between politics, business and the media
Have you ever wondered why, in a democracy where the Many have a vote, it’s still the Few…
Look at the real impact of Tory schools cuts, writes a Labour teacher
LI am a maths teacher, I have been a maths teacher for the best part of 12 years…
David Davis’ Brexit deal puts us on course for a calamitous act of national self-harm
The entire Brexit project is descending into farce. The government is more vulnerable than ever to attack while…
Once in power Labour must future-proof its policies against Tory advances to bring lasting change for the country’s good
Politics is cyclical: sometimes your party is in and sometimes your party is out. It is very likely…
