The lessons of a housing tragedy, writing through rail chaos, and why good manners cost nowt
The death of Awaab Ishak should shame the nation, and must be a defining moment for the housing sector.
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The UK government must vote to investigate Israeli actions in Gaza
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Why the Northern Powerhouse is a tale of too few cities
The North’s towns and rural communities are being neglected.
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Town voters are more likely to believe politicians do not care about them. Little wonder.
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Celebrate Labour’s electoral success – but don’t forget the working class
The shutting down of genuine, constructive debate on the left is the great danger we face.
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Lisa Nandy: A hard Brexit could be devastating for workers’ rights
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Regional devolution could transform the NHS
Handing powers over transport, homes, policing, skills and the NHS to an elected mayor could profoundly reshape our public…
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Labour’s mission is to build a bridge between Remain and Leave voters
To simply pick a side would be too easy. We must find the common ground of the sensible, decent…
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This is Theresa May’s last chance to rescue the child abuse inquiry
A seventh lawyer has quit the investigation.
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