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Freddie Hayward is a graduate trainee at New Statesman Media Group.
The chair of the new Conservative backbench group makes clear that he is prepared to turn on Boris Johnson if he neglects the “levelling up” agenda.
Community groups fear the government is unprepared for one of its biggest immigration challenges since Windrush.
Conservative backbenchers are the greatest threat to the Prime Minister’s Covid-19 roadmap.
Like Big Pharma and Big Tobacco, the phrase suggests a growing awareness of the outsized influence of these companies – and a desire to do something about it.
Parliament should halt the UK government’s immoral prioritisation of trade over human rights.
In recent months the Prime Minister has repeatedly defied prescient warnings by Sage over the pandemic.
Chinese GDP figures represent real economic activity, but it is not all productive economic activity.
The new US president has had a prolific first day in office.
Britain should not allow economic interests to distract from the need to hold China accountable for its crimes.
The writer may have regarded vegetarians as sanctimonious but he was repelled by cruelty to animals.
