Westminster
Scotland’s move to abolish poverty by ending two-child benefit cap must inspire Westminster
Scotland’s move to abolish poverty by ending two-child benefit cap must inspire Westminster
Independent Food Aid Network (IFAN) director Sabine Goodwin says groundbreaking commitments to tackle poverty should inspire Westminster – but the Scottish government must aim higher.
Westminsterism may think it knows best – but dismantling it can help us move forward
Westminsterism may think it knows best – but dismantling it can help us move forward
Before the next government comes into office we need a root and branch audit of how governments make decisions, says John Bird
Outgoing MP Mhairi Black on Trump, Tory culture wars and why UK is creeping towards fascism
Outgoing MP Mhairi Black on Trump, Tory culture wars and why UK is creeping towards fascism
A decade on from her rousing maiden speech, the departing SNP MP on her experiences of government and how it must change
Mr Bates vs The Post Office and the primetime push for justice
Mr Bates vs The Post Office and the primetime push for justice
Doctors’ strikes are a matter of life and death for some. Why does Westminster allow them to drag on?
Doctors’ strikes are a matter of life and death for some. Why does Westminster allow them to drag on?
Who will form an Anti-Stupidity Party to save us from ourselves?
Who will form an Anti-Stupidity Party to save us from ourselves?
As a Northern Ireland peace negotiator, I know just what the Illegal Migration Bill risks
As a Northern Ireland peace negotiator, I know just what the Illegal Migration Bill risks
How local politics has wilted in Westminster’s shadow
How local politics has wilted in Westminster’s shadow
Mark Rylance: We must remember Brian Haw, ‘the most adhesive of protesters’
Mark Rylance: We must remember Brian Haw, ‘the most adhesive of protesters’
Social media reacts as Liz Truss claims she was ‘brought down by the left-wing economic establishment’
Social media reacts as Liz Truss claims she was ‘brought down by the left-wing economic establishment’
Decades of initiatives didn’t solve poverty. What can we do now?
Decades of initiatives didn’t solve poverty. What can we do now?
Tory MP Neil Parish resigns after admitting twice watching porn in the House of Commons
Tory MP Neil Parish resigns after admitting twice watching porn in the House of Commons
The controversial new laws rushed through by the government this week
The controversial new laws rushed through by the government this week
The government’s levelling up policies are very similar to axed plans from 5 years ago
The government’s levelling up policies are very similar to axed plans from 5 years ago
How experts think the government should actually be levelling up the country
How experts think the government should actually be levelling up the country
This government cannot be trusted with the public purse
This government cannot be trusted with the public purse
Nusrat Ghani Islamophobia scandal ‘could put ethnic minority women off a career in politics’
Nusrat Ghani Islamophobia scandal ‘could put ethnic minority women off a career in politics’
DWP discriminated against disabled people in switch to universal credit, says court
DWP discriminated against disabled people in switch to universal credit, says court
‘Pensioners died without getting their due’ from DWP, says scathing report
‘Pensioners died without getting their due’ from DWP, says scathing report
MPs vote through ‘deeply depressing’ voter ID laws
MPs vote through ‘deeply depressing’ voter ID laws
‘He is alone on this one’: Fury at Boris Johnson excuses after PMQs showdown
‘He is alone on this one’: Fury at Boris Johnson excuses after PMQs showdown
‘Like something out of The Thick of It’: Tories blast PM’s leadership ahead of Covid vote
