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Published in: Home: AnalysisTroubles bill puts perpetrators before victims, say politicians and bereaved
The families of victims on both sides of the debate have slammed the government’s plan to end criminal investigations
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Published in: Freedom of Information: NewsEntire UK government breaks ministerial code by failing to declare interests
Rishi Sunak’s failure to appoint ethics adviser means ministers are unable to comply with twice-yearly requirement
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Published in: Home: OpinionDistorted reporting of the 2021 census echoes a racist conspiracy theory
OPINION: Headlines reporting a drop in white Christians in England and Wales aren’t just wrong – they’re dangerous
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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Election watchdog’s stark warning to government over voter ID
Electoral Commission chair told ministers their plans are not ‘workable’ or ‘secure’. But the government ignored him
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Published in: Home: OpinionWe must fight COP27’s capitulation to oil firms on decarbonisation
OPINION: Can people power, matched by technological advances, succeed where COP27 failed?
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Published in: Home: NewsDelay in ‘no fault’ evictions ban leaves 48,000 households facing homelessness
The Tories pledged to end section 21 evictions in 2019. Tens of thousands have paid the price for their slow progress
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Published in: 50.50: ExplainerExplainer: What does new ‘gay propaganda’ law mean for LGBTIQ+ Russians?
Russia has passed a controversial law banning the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality. Here’s what you need to know
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Published in: Home: FeatureI went to a landlords’ conference during a housing crisis. Here’s what I found
With a key tenants’ rights bill set to go before MPs, what is going through the minds of the UK’s property class?
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Published in: Home: FeatureExclusive: Crisis in legal aid system as asylum seekers unable to find lawyers
More than 40% of asylum seekers may be unable to access legal aid, despite the vast majority needing such support
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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Housing associations urged ministers to let them increase rents
Representatives of housing associations including Clarion, Peabody, L&Q and Optivo met and wrote to ministers over the summer
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Published in: Home: AnalysisExplained: What the Supreme Court decision means for Scottish independence
While the question of Scotland’s independence won’t be solved by a British court, the ruling could cause chaos
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Published in: Home: OpinionTory chaos offers Scotland an opportunity. Has the SNP missed it?
OPINION: The Scottish government's loss at the Supreme Court on Wednesday is more evidence that the SNP’s strategy...
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Published in: Home: FeatureDemolition or disrepair: the choice facing residents on one London estate
Hundreds in Custom House are being asked to vote on whether their homes should be knocked down. It’s a catch-22
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Published in: oDR: FeatureAt COP27, Russia acted as though it had not invaded Ukraine
Russia urged international cooperation while ignoring its own role in making the climate crisis worse
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Published in: Home: FeatureThe Global South needs urgent action on COP27’s loss and damage deal
Exclusive: Farmers suffering worst droughts in 40 years tell openDemocracy how their communities are being destroyed
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Published in: 50.50: NewsGhana’s legal chief signals support for anti-LGBTIQ bill in blow for equality
Godfred Yeboah Dame criticised some clauses as unconstitutional, but backed the proposed law in principle
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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Qatar has spent £440,000 hosting British MPs since 2012
openDemocracy analysis reveals extent of Qatar’s charm offensive in the decade leading up to the World Cup
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionWe need a feminist economic alternative to Sunak and Hunt’s plans
OPINION: Prioritising profit over people has disproportionately affected women and girls. It shouldn’t be this way
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Published in: Dark Money Investigations: NewsRevealed: UK’s most secretive think tanks took £14.3m from mystery donors
openDemocracy has relaunched the Who Funds You? campaign into think tanks and transparency. Here’s what we found
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Published in: Home: OpinionWith ‘I’m a Celeb’, Matt Hancock insults bereaved families like mine
OPINION: I lost my dad to Covid. The former health secretary is wrong to go on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here...