E-Act – the academy trust that’s gaming the system If you want schools to be committed to public education, they have to be publicly owned, says SOLOMON HUGHES
Friday 23rd Nov 2018 With a little help from her friends Despite the backing of banker buddies, the Work and Pensions Secretary's constituency hangs in the balance: SOLOMON HUGHES gets stuck into Amber Rudd
Friday 09th Nov 2018 Hunt's hustlers' network grows SOLOMON HUGHES takes a look at the history of the business ambassadors set up under David Cameron, as Jeremy Hunt prepares a similar scheme to put his hand-picked spivs in the place of actual diplomats
Friday 02nd Nov 2018 Attack of the spads Big Tech is building its very own ‘new boys’ network’ out of former special advisers, reveals SOLOMON HUGHES
Friday 26th Oct 2018 ‘Your papers please’: is that where Brexit Britain is headed? SOLOMON HUGHES on the worrying plans that could turn migrant workers into second class citizens
Monday 22nd Oct 2018 Streeting's £833-an-hour job with the biggest drivers behind the financial crash by Solomon Hughes
Friday 12th Oct 2018 Google woos the Tories to avoid paying a reasonable amount of tax The tech giant has developed a formula for avoiding the increasing demands it pay a legitimate amount back on its mega-profits, explains SOLOMON HUGHES
Friday 05th Oct 2018 Inside Wetherspoon’s ‘low pay’ fringe meeting at Tory Party conference Pub chain boss Tim Martin spoke at an event on lousy jobs alongside Esther McVey and Iain Duncan Smith, days before facing strike action by his own workers. SOLOMON HUGHES reports
Friday 21st Sep 2018 Bombs and Blairites - the continuing adventures of New Labour's old boys SOLOMON HUGHES reports on the reappearance of Peter Mandelson and the arms company former defence minister Geoff Hoon would like you to forget
Friday 14th Sep 2018 Against the grain SOLOMON HUGHES reveals a single man in Crewe led to a national story on Labour’s association with quinoa
