Labour's Alf Dubs to make last-ditch plea to save legal protections for child refugees

Editorial: Education is fast becoming a matter of profit and class

WITH Boris Johnson walled up behind a solid Tory majority this parliament will drag on.

Zero-hours contracts - are they banned or not?

We must hold Holyrood to account over its shaky commitment to regulating the practice, writes PAT RAFFERTY

Labour's Sultana calls on Tories to ‘look her in the eye’ and explain fairness of ‘crippling student debt’

NEW socialist Labour MP Zarah Sultana has told the Tories to “look her in the eye” and defend the “crippling debt” that working-class students face

Government urged to show ‘clear and coherent’ strategy to tackle the high-street crisis as Beales goes into administration

SHOP workers’ union Usdaw urged the government to show a “clear and coherent” industrial strategy to tackle the continuing high-street crisis after

Lack of safeguards in liberty deprivation cases constitutes ‘breach of human rights’

A LACK of safeguards to protect vulnerable people in care from being unlawfully stripped of their freedom constitutes a breach of human rights, men

Majority be damned - this government is still susceptible to mass revolt

THE attention of Labour — not just the party but the entire labour movement — is focused on the question of the party’s leadership.

Tories accused of ‘corporate hijacking’ of taxpayer-funded overseas aid

THE government was accused today of the “corporate hijacking” of taxpayer-funded overseas aid to developing countries to promote business opportuni

Firefighters hit out at cuts to services as figures show travel time to fires is increasing

CUTS to fire and rescue services are putting lives at risk as firefighters take longer to get to incidents, their union warned today.

The Tories know what’s coming: resistance

From trying to ban transport strikes to legal repression against Extinction Rebellion protesters, the government is already running scared, writes DIANE ABBOTT MP