Right wing attacks on Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour leadership bid have created a daily debate about the nature and purpose of the party.
An horrific bomb attack on a Hindu shrine in Thailand killed 22 people and injured 123 on Monday of this week.
When the Tories say they want to charge people not born in Britain for NHS care we know this can be the first step towards bringing in charging everyone.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) watchdog is receiving more than 150 allegations of abuse in adult care services every day, a new report has found.
Whenever Labour politicians lurch to the right, they always seem to find a way of blaming it on the prejudices of ordinary people.
Barack Obama announced the final version of his “Clean Power Plan” on Sunday.
Disgraced peer Baron John Buttifant Sewel’s job used to include defending the unelected House of Lords. He would write indignant complaints about “wearied caricatures” whenever it was criticised.
The Sun has had a good couple of weeks. First there was the home movie of the royals giving Nazi salutes. Now there’s a video of unexplained origin of a Lord cavorting—as they like to put it—with white powder and women who work as prostitutes.
How could the night that the Tories drove through a bill with devastating effects on millions of the poorest in Britain become a story about Labour’s political cowardice?
The New Statesman magazine ran a particularly unenlightened front page last week, even by its standards.
Both the deal imposed on Greece’s government and the Tories’ latest budget are dripping with spite. The demands of the European Union (EU) leaders stand out for their petty details.
In the same week that the Tories announced more savage cuts on ordinary people, David Cameron promised more money for the military.
