Cowardly May came to our seaside town, tried the chips and ignored the people living in hunger and poverty
My eyes rolled and I groaned when I heard Theresa May was coming to Plymouth and Cornwall this…
Poverty
Corbyn is right to be angry over inequality and global poverty – but Labour will not win by pledging to smash the system
I agree with Jeremy Corbyn – things need to change. This government has failed to deliver for…
Put action on global poverty at heart of manifesto, Fabians tell Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn must use Labour’s manifesto to pledge action on tackling global poverty, protect the environment and deliver…
Andrew Gwynne: For the many, not the few – 20 years on from the 1997 election
The 20 year anniversary of the 1997 general election is as good a time as any to reflect…
May’s Brexit bluster cannot hide the Tory crises in schools, housing and health
When Theresa May invoked article 50 last month, she promised parliament she would “take this opportunity to build…
Free schools meals pledge is truly Labour and will help pupils in mind and body
Children from every background, we repeat, every background are expected to benefit from Labour’s universal free school meal…
Holyrood passes no legislation for a year, as the SNP obsess over independence
With MSPs set to debate and vote on another independence referendum bill today, more than a year has…
Dan Jarvis: Poverty destroys childhoods – it is our mission to defeat it
Poverty is woven into the history of the Labour Party. Its eradication has long been central to our…
Dan Jarvis: The privilege of public service demands we tackle child poverty
How can we achieve our full potential as a country, when one in four children are held back…
Why the British left should be troubled by the chaos and austerity of Brazil’s “coup”
You would be forgiven for not knowing the state of Brazilian politics. Indeed, other than a few articles…
