Opinion
How will LGBTQ+ rights change under a Tory government in post-Brexit Britain?
No matter how many assurances this government gives, I cannot shake off the feeling that our rights may slowly erode, one unnoticeable bit at a time.
Brexiteers can have their moment, it’s all downhill from here
Years of populist rhetoric will soon become cold hard truths, and there will be a stark absence of people willing to wave their tiny flags when reality bites.
Why immigration levels won’t change much after Brexit
Despite the government’s anti-immigrant posturing to win right-wing votes, their current economic model necessitates continued immigration to the UK.
Our Government doesn’t want to help child refugees: we’ll have to make them
By Clare Moseley, founder, Care4Calais
Trump’s impeachment trial shows why he must not be re-elected
The impeachment trial is the final proof – if more proof were needed – that one half of the American political establishment has abandoned the rule of law in its’ pursuit of political power.
The Tories are asking us to trust them to deliver basic human rights
Call me pessimistic, but I simply cannot.
Is Momentum losing its momentum?
If Long-Bailey loses the leadership battle it will be seen as proof that the wheels really have come off for Momentum.
Big Ben proves Brexit really is a project driven by bell ends
From £350 million-a-week for the NHS to a £500k crowdfunder for some bongs - the Brexit project is slowly unravelling.
Britain should watch Ireland’s election closely. The Union could depend on it
Boris Johnson has ruled out a vote on Scotland’s future, but stopping unification in Ireland could be trickier.