Opinion
Grant Shapps spoiled my wedding because I am not British
The recently announced travel rules are inconsistent, illogical, unfair and they scream discrimination. Why are we allowing the Tory government to do this to people?
How Brexit betrayed the working classes
Britain's split from the EU was engineered by hedge funds and private equity firms who care not one jot for working-class people.
Labour’s new Red Wall
What if Labour's Red Wall isn't in the anti-EU hotspots and is, rather, in pro-European places which favour progressive, modern politics not wrapped up in populist hysteria?
Elevenses: On The Wings Of A Butterfly
From the newsletter: Still, after all this time, the treatment of people of colour remains brutally transactional.
Elevenses: The Summer of Gareth
From the newsletter: Southgate and his boys have already saved a summer sliding into disrepair.
Elevenses: ‘If Not Now, When?’
From the newsletter: Freedom Day is a gamble. That doesn't mean it's not worth taking.
Elevenses: Labour Clings On
From the newsletter: Kim Leadbeater will be the new MP for Batley and Spen after a nail-biting by-election.
UN has achieved huge advances in gender equality – but significant gaps remain
By Antonia Kirkland, Equality Now, Global Lead on Legal Equality and Access to Justice.
Elevenses: In My Opinion
If Batley and Spen turns blue this week it won’t be because the Conservatives delivered an inspiring campaign, it will be because someone waded in with an opinion knowing that he will never have to deal with the consequences.