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Cat Hobbs

Privatisation’s thirst for profit will never be quenched. It’s time to take our water back

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John Bird

How painting helps me to get up in the morning and continue the fight

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Dr Regina Murphy Keith

Hunger is a political choice. How do we end it in 2025?

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Sabine Goodwin

How do we keep hope alive in 2025 when so many people are going hungry?

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Tim Bale

2024 proved two-party politics is in its death throes. It could be Nigel Farage’s opportunity

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Rebecca Wrigley

The growth of rewilding in Britain offers hope for a wilder future in 2025

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Susannah Copson

DWP’s bank account spying plan is an attack on the poor. It must be scrapped in 2025

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Alex Smith

Housing First must expand in 2025 to create a national homelessness strategy that works for all

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Riham Jafari

2024 has seen women and girls in Gaza face unprecedented attacks on their rights

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Helen Ball

Modern slavery is still rife in the UK – where do we go from here?

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Tommy Jessop, Aaron Plummer and Sas Granville

‘The world needs more kindness’: People with learning disabilities share their hopes for 2025

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Dani Jordan

Yes, there have been victories against sewage pollution – but 2025 is a fight to keep Labour honest

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Emine Yoca

This woman’s asylum hotel reminded her of being detained. Here’s how we can stop failing refugees

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Ruth Talbot

There’s no quick fix for single parent poverty but there is a clear first step – Labour must take it

Lou Gilmond

The age of surveillance: Are we already living in a Big Brother dystopia?

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Richard Kramer

Disabled people were celebrated in 2024 – so why are so many fearing 2025?

Bridget Young

Here’s how Labour can dismantle the hostile environment and end refugee homelessness in 2025

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Ben Twomey

The Renters’ Rights Bill is a moment for celebration – but we can’t afford to stop here

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Zack Polanski

We all deserve more money. Let me prove why it’s time for universal basic income

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Dan Davison, Sacha Marten

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