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

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On the streets in Argentina, the rebellion grows

Features | Saturday 29th Mar 2025

Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

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

Friday 22nd Nov 2019

The drumbeat goes on: the missing disabled people from the general election campaigns

Disabled people are often made to feel invisible – yet one in five of the population are disabled. Where is the empathy for them in austerity Britain, asks RUTH HUNT

Thursday 07th Nov 2019

Editorial: Tories make bid to steal Labour’s clothes on public spending

SAJID JAVID today tried to steal John McDonnell’s clothes by announcing a raft of public spending — of dimensions which will have convulsed both Go

Monday 04th Nov 2019

Why we cannot dismiss Francesca O'Brien's jibe about ‘putting down’ benefit claimants

CONSERVATIVE hopeful Francesca O’Brien’s social media rant about people on Benefits Street needing “putting down” cannot be removed from the contex

Thursday 24th Oct 2019

Sturgeon accused of failing the NHS after report finds potential £1.8bn funding gap

SCOTTISH Labour’s health spokeswoman Monica Lennon accused Nicola Sturgeon’s SNP of failing the NHS today after a new report highlighted a potentia

Thursday 24th Oct 2019

350 schools across England protest against devastating education cuts

PROTESTS took place at 350 schools across England today against cuts which are devastating the country’s state education system.

Monday 28th Oct 2019

Down and out on the south coast

Deprivation and homelessness are rife in Kent. DANIEL ESSON reports

Wednesday 16th Oct 2019

Whistleblower judge who raised alarm over austerity wins Supreme Court battle

A JUDGE who says she was bullied and suffered a breakdown after raising concerns about government cuts has won a landmark appeal at the UK’s highes

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

Three families lose High Court case against government's SEND funding

THREE families have lost a High Court challenge against the government over special educational needs funding.

Friday 04th Oct 2019

Ecuadorean left demands early elections after Moreno imposes state of emergency

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

The drumbeat goes on: the missing disabled people from the general election campaigns

Disabled people are often made to feel invisible – yet one in five of the population are disabled. Where is the empathy for them in austerity Britain, asks RUTH HUNT

Editorial: Tories make bid to steal Labour’s clothes on public spending

SAJID JAVID today tried to steal John McDonnell’s clothes by announcing a raft of public spending — of dimensions which will have convulsed both Go

Why we cannot dismiss Francesca O'Brien's jibe about ‘putting down’ benefit claimants

CONSERVATIVE hopeful Francesca O’Brien’s social media rant about people on Benefits Street needing “putting down” cannot be removed from the contex

Sturgeon accused of failing the NHS after report finds potential £1.8bn funding gap

SCOTTISH Labour’s health spokeswoman Monica Lennon accused Nicola Sturgeon’s SNP of failing the NHS today after a new report highlighted a potentia

350 schools across England protest against devastating education cuts

PROTESTS took place at 350 schools across England today against cuts which are devastating the country’s state education system.

Down and out on the south coast

Deprivation and homelessness are rife in Kent. DANIEL ESSON reports

Whistleblower judge who raised alarm over austerity wins Supreme Court battle

A JUDGE who says she was bullied and suffered a breakdown after raising concerns about government cuts has won a landmark appeal at the UK’s highes

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

Three families lose High Court case against government's SEND funding

THREE families have lost a High Court challenge against the government over special educational needs funding.

Ecuadorean left demands early elections after Moreno imposes state of emergency

ECUADOREAN MPs have demanded early presidential and congressional elections after President Lenin Moreno imposed a state of emergency following mas

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