Articles by Lamiat Sabin

Low-income households hardest hit by bank branch and ATM closures

LOWER-INCOME households and older people will be hardest hit by closures of bank branches and cash machines, preventing free access to their money,

Britain | Wednesday 03rd Oct 2018

Tory handling of lone refugee children broke the law, Court of Appeal rules

Britain | Sunday 30th Sep 2018

Prison officers hospitalised after Long Lartin inmates make violent bid for control

Britain | Sunday 30th Sep 2018

Tory Party Conference ’18 May condemned for defending her ‘hostile environment’ policies

Wednesday 26th Sep 2018

Labour Conference 2018 This is Labour's moment and we're ready

Jeremy Corbyn delivers an ‘inspiring’ speech to conference

Wednesday 26th Sep 2018

Labour Conference 2018 Skinner pays tribune to the NHS

The ‘Beast from Bolsover’ tells conference how a he'd been treated by a Malaysian surgeon, a Nigerian registrar, a Syrian cardiologist and Dutch doctor

Sunday 30th Sep 2018

All legislation will be 'equality-proofed' under Labour, Dawn Butler says

ALL legislation under a Labour government would be “equality proofed” to prevent anything like the Windrush scandal happening again, shadow women a

Wednesday 26th Sep 2018

Labour Conference 2018 Corbyn announces radical expansion of free childcare

JEREMY CORBYN announced today Labour’s plan for a “radical expansion” of free childcare that would benefit more than a million families.

Monday 24th Sep 2018

Labour Conference 2018 Delegates hear of the ‘dark truth’ of irregular work at the IER fringe

THE “dark” world of irregular work can be improved by the adoption of radical new proposals, shadow business secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey said tod

Monday 24th Sep 2018

Labour Conference 2018 ‘We lost our moral compass,’ Wes Streeting admits

The Ilford North MP tells a Progress rally of his regrets for failing to oppose the Tories' Welfare Bill

Sunday 23rd Sep 2018

Labour Party democracy hangs in the balance

Delegates clash over open selection of MPs as NEC looks for compromise

Friday 21st Sep 2018

Kids among hardest hit by council health cuts

£800m chopped with sexual health and substance misuse cases also affected

Wednesday 19th Sep 2018

May's housing association funding promise slammed as too little too late

THERESA MAY’s promise today that housing associations (HA) could receive some funding after 2021 was described as too little too late after years o

Tuesday 18th Sep 2018

Tory post-Brexit plans to cap ‘low-skilled’ migrants condemned

Articles by Lamiat Sabin

Low-income households hardest hit by bank branch and ATM closures

LOWER-INCOME households and older people will be hardest hit by closures of bank branches and cash machines, preventing free access to their money,

Tory handling of lone refugee children broke the law, Court of Appeal rules

Prison officers hospitalised after Long Lartin inmates make violent bid for control

Tory Party Conference ’18 May condemned for defending her ‘hostile environment’ policies

Labour Conference 2018 This is Labour's moment and we're ready

Jeremy Corbyn delivers an ‘inspiring’ speech to conference

Labour Conference 2018 Skinner pays tribune to the NHS

The ‘Beast from Bolsover’ tells conference how a he'd been treated by a Malaysian surgeon, a Nigerian registrar, a Syrian cardiologist and Dutch doctor

All legislation will be 'equality-proofed' under Labour, Dawn Butler says

ALL legislation under a Labour government would be “equality proofed” to prevent anything like the Windrush scandal happening again, shadow women a

Labour Conference 2018 Corbyn announces radical expansion of free childcare

JEREMY CORBYN announced today Labour’s plan for a “radical expansion” of free childcare that would benefit more than a million families.

Labour Conference 2018 Delegates hear of the ‘dark truth’ of irregular work at the IER fringe

THE “dark” world of irregular work can be improved by the adoption of radical new proposals, shadow business secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey said tod

Labour Conference 2018 ‘We lost our moral compass,’ Wes Streeting admits

The Ilford North MP tells a Progress rally of his regrets for failing to oppose the Tories' Welfare Bill

Labour Party democracy hangs in the balance

Delegates clash over open selection of MPs as NEC looks for compromise

Kids among hardest hit by council health cuts

£800m chopped with sexual health and substance misuse cases also affected

May's housing association funding promise slammed as too little too late

THERESA MAY’s promise today that housing associations (HA) could receive some funding after 2021 was described as too little too late after years o

Tory post-Brexit plans to cap ‘low-skilled’ migrants condemned

The Resolution Foundation says the government's plans would ‘effectively end low-skilled migration’

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