• Brexit,Business,Cost of living,Democracy,Economy,Employment,European Union,Foreign Affairs,People,Politics

  Reports on Brexit tell us the worst about May’s deal

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 27, 2018|
• Benefits,Conservative Party,Housing,Politics,Poverty,United Nations

  UN poverty expert has an uphill struggle – with DWP ministers who don’t even understand their own rules

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 22, 2018|
• Conservative Party,People,Petition,Politics,Poverty,United Nations

  Support the petition for the government to act on the UN poverty inspector’s report

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 20, 2018|
• Bias,Brexit,European Union,Labour Party,Media,People,Politics,United Nations

  Marr’s meltdown over ‘patronising’ Chakrabarti couldn’t have been more poorly-timed. Here’s why (Part Three of Three)

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 19, 2018|
• Austerity,Benefits,Bias,Conservative Party,Disability,Media,People,Politics,Poverty,United Nations,Universal Credit

  Kwarteng dismisses concerns about Tory benefits policies – and Marr lets him off the hook (Part Two of Three)

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 19, 2018|
• Benefits,Charity,Conservative Party,Cost of living,Death,Disability,Employment and Support Allowance,Food Banks,Health,Homelessness,Human rights,Mental,People,Politics,Poverty,unemployment,Universal Credit

  Did McVey resign to avoid dealing with UN report on poverty?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 15, 2018|
• Benefits,Conservative Party,Democracy,People,Universal Credit

  Tory crocodile tears: MP who wept at Universal Credit stories helped block publication of reports on its effect

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: October 20, 2018|
• Environment,Foreign Affairs,Pollution

  International watchdog says we all have 12 years to tackle climate change

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: October 8, 2018|
• anti-Semitism,Bias,Fake News,Labour Party,Media,People

  Exposed: The distortions that made anti-Semitism smears possible

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: October 2, 2018|
• Brexit,Business,Cost of living,Economy,Employment,Neoliberalism,People,Politics,Tax,UK,Wages

  100,000 retail jobs lost – ironically, because of greed

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: September 19, 2018|

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