Labour is pushing back against the neo-liberal tide, and Jeremy Corbyn’s re-election can ensure that process continues. The political agenda has been drifting steadily rightward for the best part …
The media have stoked up fear of immigration, writes Paul Donovan, and politicians of both parties have failed to handle the problem effectively. Lurid immigration front pages sell papers,” said …
The Truth About Trident by Timmon Milne Wallis Luath Press £12.99 This timely book provides a comprehensive demolition of most arguments for the UK to continue to hold Trident nuclear …
Workers stand to lose out if Britain leaves the EU, argues Paul Donovan
The Archers’ domestic violence storyline shows the unique power of soaps to address social problems, says Paul Donovan
Paul Donovan argues that the Government’s review of state pensions will be just another attempt to remove support from those most in need
The authoritarian nature of the Government is increasingly clear, writes Paul Donovan
TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady attacked the Government’s Trade Union Bill as an “anti-worker, civil rights-denying and trade union-bashing shambles”.
Paul Donovan gives his assessment of what Jeremy Corbyn can expect to find in his post-election in-tray
Dispatches From The Kabul Café by Heidi Kingstone (Advance Edition, £10.99)
The democratic defecit demands a move to a fairer voting system, argues Paul Donovan
Are foodbanks being used to undermine the welfare state? asks Paul Donovan
The judge presiding at the employment tribunal examining the dismissal of a trade union representative Charlotte Monro questioned why it took Barts NHS trust 80 days to raise the question …
Paul Donovan nominates peace activist Sarah Hipperson as his heroic inspiration
Paul Donovan suggests there could be a revival for coal as part of a more environmentally friendly and secure policy on fuel
The TUC is showing the the way: the UK needs a living wage and the end to the zero-hours culture, writes Paul Donovan
Paul Donovan outlines why many publications are under increasing pressure
Paul Donovan outlines why many publications are under increasing pressure
Paul Donovan considers what has made Pope Francis a media superstar
A worrying case suggests nothing has been learned from Mid Staffs. Paul Donovan reports
Collusion and cover-up must be replaced by truth and reconciliation, writes Paul Donovan
Why have so many bought into the coalition’s flawed narrative? asks Paul Donovan
The Government punishes migrant workers to reward bad employers, writes Paul Donovan
