Opinion

‘Temporary’ accommodation shows the government is failing homeless children
Alex Firth

‘Temporary’ accommodation shows the government is failing homeless children

Our leaders have failed us, but bitter and divisive public discourse isn’t helping
John Bird

Our leaders have failed us, but bitter and divisive public discourse isn’t helping

The DWP must start putting people before process
Ella Abraham

The DWP must start putting people before process

Homeless people were social distancing long before Covid – and it may have saved lives
Andrew Guise

Homeless people were social distancing long before Covid – and it may have saved lives

Kurt Zouma has the country facing an uncomfortable question: Do Britons think cats’ lives matter more than Black lives?
Dr Paul Ian Campbell

Kurt Zouma has the country facing an uncomfortable question: Do Britons think cats’ lives matter more than Black lives?

We need to stand up for future generations, not snipe and sneer at them
Paul McNamee

We need to stand up for future generations, not snipe and sneer at them

‘I like the idea of being able to earn a living alone in my glorified shed’
Sam Delaney

‘I like the idea of being able to earn a living alone in my glorified shed’

The Online Safety Bill still fails to reference women and girls
Seyi Akiwowo

The Online Safety Bill still fails to reference women and girls

Spotify introduced me to a magical song, but how can I subscribe with a clear conscience?
Paul McNamee

Spotify introduced me to a magical song, but how can I subscribe with a clear conscience?

Rishi Sunak’s energy bills support won’t reach the people who need it most
Joe Farnworth-Mayers

Rishi Sunak’s energy bills support won’t reach the people who need it most

Covidland: ‘I’ve been transformed into a biological hazard overnight’
Lucy Sweet

Covidland: ‘I’ve been transformed into a biological hazard overnight’

Why the climate crisis is really a morality crisis
Elizabeth Cripps

Why the climate crisis is really a morality crisis

‘As the planet warms, the forest is on the move’
Ben Rawlence

‘As the planet warms, the forest is on the move’

This government cannot be trusted with the public purse
John Bird

This government cannot be trusted with the public purse

Migrants deserve an Irish welcome
Paul McNamee

Migrants deserve an Irish welcome

‘Trauma deadline’ in Borders Bill would see survivors of abuse miss out on support
Maya Esslemont

‘Trauma deadline’ in Borders Bill would see survivors of abuse miss out on support

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Is it too much to hope for an accessible safety net that protects us all from poverty?
Joanne Barker-Marsh

Is it too much to hope for an accessible safety net that protects us all from poverty?

Scotland can become a powerhouse of green energy but we need a brave plan for renewables
Paul McNamee

Scotland can become a powerhouse of green energy but we need a brave plan for renewables

Boris Johnson’s parties may sink the Conservatives but we can’t let it tank our trust in democracy
Ellie Mae O'Hagan

Boris Johnson’s parties may sink the Conservatives but we can’t let it tank our trust in democracy

‘People fall into addiction because they feel lost, alone, unhappy or just baffled by life’
Sam Delaney

‘People fall into addiction because they feel lost, alone, unhappy or just baffled by life’