Politics Here’s what Damian Green just doesn’t get I’m not, as Damian Green suggests, “sitting at home living on benefits”. I’m lying at home, often not living much at all. By Rosie Fletcher
Politics Celebrate Iain Duncan Smith leaving, but don’t let that distract from the mess he’s left behind By Rosie Fletcher
Feminism It’s great that Emma Watson is standing up for feminism – but #HeforShe is the wrong approach By Rosie Fletcher
No, IDS, welfare isn’t a path to wealth. Quite the opposite, in fact Far from being a lifestyle choice, welfare is all too often a struggle for survival. By Rosie Fletcher
Nice try, David Cameron, but sickness can’t just be rebranded into unemployment The government wants to pretend that disability and ill health don't exist, but it doesn't work. By Rosie Fletcher
Why it has to be Jeremy Corbyn for me I'm tired of Labour's concilatory opposition. I'm tired of Austerity-Lite. And I'm not alone. By Rosie Fletcher
Memo to David Cameron: I have all the incentives I need to stop being ill. It’s called “being ill“ Disease isn’t like a gas meter. It has no notion of economics. It doesn’t switch off because you’ve stopped… By Rosie Fletcher
Tweet “in solidarity“ if you want, but don’t kid yourself it changes anything If you want things to change, if you want to end austerity, your tweet of solitary solidarity is as… By Rosie Fletcher
Nick Clegg: not the best, not the worst. Just what we’re stuck with Clegg’s tactic for the election is to pitch his party as the necessary bulk needed to eke out a… By Rosie Fletcher
Labour have said they don’t want my vote. So where am I supposed to go now? Labour have swallowed the Conservatives' rhetoric about "us and them". But I'm one of "them", so where does that… By Rosie Fletcher
The DWP thinks that work will make me well – but it doesn’t work like that Iain Duncan Smith wants sick and disabled people like me to work ourselves better. It’s an unusual approach to… By Rosie Fletcher