The Tories

Johnson could be forced to eat his words on refusal to ask EU for Brexit extension

BORIS JOHNSON could be forced to go back on his refusal to ask the EU for a Brexit extension if MPs do not agree to any withdrawal agreement by thi

Britain | Wednesday 16th Oct 2019

Whistleblower judge who raised alarm over austerity wins Supreme Court battle

Britain | Tuesday 15th Oct 2019

Hate crime hit a record high last year

Britain | Tuesday 15th Oct 2019

Anti-extremism watchdog would ‘welcome’ being covered by transparency law

Tuesday 15th Oct 2019

Leadsom ‘must quit or be sacked’ over government's hands-off approach to Thomas Cook collapse

ANDREA LEADSOM must quit or be fired as business secretary, a trade union demanded yesterday after the former boss of Thomas Cook said no ministers

Wednesday 16th Oct 2019

At war with the powers that be

Don’t be naive — the British state will move against a Corbyn government, writes CHRIS NINEHAM

Wednesday 16th Oct 2019

Vicious new laws attack the homeless

We need to reject legally targeting rough sleepers immediately — not wait until Labour comes to power, writes RUTH HUNT

Monday 14th Oct 2019

Tory austerity is subjecting over 16,500 schools to draconian budget cuts, unions warn

MORE than 16,500 schools face draconian cuts to their budgets because of Tory austerity, with those in deprived areas the worst-hit, six unions war

Monday 14th Oct 2019

War veteran outraged as Atos win military healthcare contract

FRENCH data firm Atos has been awarded a £25 million healthcare contract with Britain’s Ministry of Defence, in a controversial deal that one war v

Wednesday 09th Oct 2019

Corbyn to attack Johnson's ‘farce’ of a government

JEREMY CORBYN will attack Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s “farce” of an administration tomorrow as he lays out plans for a “radical, hopeful” govern

Wednesday 09th Oct 2019

Editorial: Climate change cannot be tackled without tackling capitalism

CHRISTMAS dinner around the Johnson family table should be fun.

Wednesday 09th Oct 2019

Thousands join call against cuts to vital refugee services

The Refugee Council warns the cuts will affect 30,000 people struggling to find help with housing, healthcare, mental health and employment

Tuesday 08th Oct 2019

MPs slam government over treatment of prison staff

THE government was accused of breaking health and safety laws today, with MPs from across the political spectrum slamming the treatment of prison s

Monday 07th Oct 2019

Editorial: The fight for properly resourced schools is a political one

The Tories

Johnson could be forced to eat his words on refusal to ask EU for Brexit extension

BORIS JOHNSON could be forced to go back on his refusal to ask the EU for a Brexit extension if MPs do not agree to any withdrawal agreement by thi

Whistleblower judge who raised alarm over austerity wins Supreme Court battle

Hate crime hit a record high last year

Anti-extremism watchdog would ‘welcome’ being covered by transparency law

Leadsom ‘must quit or be sacked’ over government's hands-off approach to Thomas Cook collapse

ANDREA LEADSOM must quit or be fired as business secretary, a trade union demanded yesterday after the former boss of Thomas Cook said no ministers

At war with the powers that be

Don’t be naive — the British state will move against a Corbyn government, writes CHRIS NINEHAM

Vicious new laws attack the homeless

We need to reject legally targeting rough sleepers immediately — not wait until Labour comes to power, writes RUTH HUNT

Tory austerity is subjecting over 16,500 schools to draconian budget cuts, unions warn

MORE than 16,500 schools face draconian cuts to their budgets because of Tory austerity, with those in deprived areas the worst-hit, six unions war

War veteran outraged as Atos win military healthcare contract

FRENCH data firm Atos has been awarded a £25 million healthcare contract with Britain’s Ministry of Defence, in a controversial deal that one war v

Corbyn to attack Johnson's ‘farce’ of a government

JEREMY CORBYN will attack Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s “farce” of an administration tomorrow as he lays out plans for a “radical, hopeful” govern

Editorial: Climate change cannot be tackled without tackling capitalism

CHRISTMAS dinner around the Johnson family table should be fun.

Thousands join call against cuts to vital refugee services

The Refugee Council warns the cuts will affect 30,000 people struggling to find help with housing, healthcare, mental health and employment

MPs slam government over treatment of prison staff

THE government was accused of breaking health and safety laws today, with MPs from across the political spectrum slamming the treatment of prison s

Editorial: The fight for properly resourced schools is a political one

THE High Court’s ruling against families challenging the government’s cuts to special educational needs (Send) funding will disappoint parents and

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