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Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

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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.

Friday 17th Jan 2020

Tory cuts are causing a mental-healthcare crisis

TONY ROBERTS and RUTH HUNT take a look at how patients are continually being let down by a system that should be there to support them

Tuesday 14th Jan 2020

Concerns raised over private adult social care company Cygnet

THE Care Quality Commission (CQC) today raised serious concerns over the management of adult social care services by private healthcare company Cyg

Monday 13th Jan 2020

SNP accused of ‘turbo-charging’ Tory austerity

Local government body demands the Scottish government coughs up more cash to protect communities

Monday 30th Dec 2019

Iain Duncan Smith’s knighthood in historical perspective

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Friday 27th Dec 2019

Lady Hale slams Tory cuts to legal aid

SUPREME Court President Lady Hale slammed the government’s devastating cuts to legal aid today.

Monday 16th Dec 2019

Domestic abuse charity says it needs help to manage expected influx of helpline calls at Christmas

A CHARITY that helps survivors of domestic abuse says it will need extra help to manage a predicted 600 helpline calls on December 24 and 25

Wednesday 11th Dec 2019

Editorial: Labour is the only party offering hope of a better future

LIES have played a big role in the election, with non-profit investigators First Draft finding 88 per cent of Conservative Facebook adverts in the

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Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

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Wednesday 11th Dec 2019

Welsh councils stripped of £1.6bn in fundings after a decade of austerity, Unison study finds

Cuts to welfare and aid go hand-in-hand with the war drive

DIANE ABBOTT MP points out the false premises used by Rachel Reeves in the Spring Statement

On the streets in Argentina, the rebellion grows

Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

Barrage of bill hikes sees the cost-of-living crisis bite

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.

Tory cuts are causing a mental-healthcare crisis

TONY ROBERTS and RUTH HUNT take a look at how patients are continually being let down by a system that should be there to support them

Concerns raised over private adult social care company Cygnet

THE Care Quality Commission (CQC) today raised serious concerns over the management of adult social care services by private healthcare company Cyg

SNP accused of ‘turbo-charging’ Tory austerity

Local government body demands the Scottish government coughs up more cash to protect communities

Iain Duncan Smith’s knighthood in historical perspective

The honours system has long been discredited with dodgy and doubtful appointments, says KEITH FLETT

Lady Hale slams Tory cuts to legal aid

SUPREME Court President Lady Hale slammed the government’s devastating cuts to legal aid today.

Domestic abuse charity says it needs help to manage expected influx of helpline calls at Christmas

A CHARITY that helps survivors of domestic abuse says it will need extra help to manage a predicted 600 helpline calls on December 24 and 25

Editorial: Labour is the only party offering hope of a better future

LIES have played a big role in the election, with non-profit investigators First Draft finding 88 per cent of Conservative Facebook adverts in the

Election 2019 Why I'm Voting Labour: Ken Loach, film-maker

Labour's Charter for the Arts could transform lives

Welsh councils stripped of £1.6bn in fundings after a decade of austerity, Unison study finds

THE scale of almost a decade of savage austerity cuts to local communities in Wales has been exposed in a study published by public service union U

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