UK pro-choice groups berate the Daily Telegraph's 'entrapment, harassment and condemnation' of medical professionals
In a context of increasing tensions between Whitehall and Westminster, greater distinctions need to be made between the responsibilities of Ministers and officials. British democracy will suffer if we don't stop the culture of passing the buck.
On British government responses to migrant children
The London-based utopian librarian returns to endure management prose and to imagine the wonders of a labour-saving, shelf-stacking robo-picker. Throw in a Dickens bi-centennial celebration, a bargain-hunting council and the "the old ethnics" to understand the surreal world of public services that
The author of 'The Plot Against the NHS' discusses the political struggle over England's national health service and considers what those determined to save it can still do.
The world's biggest security company is about to be handed contracts to run asylum seeker housing throughout England's North East, Yorkshire and Humberside.
In January 1987, a Murdoch delivery van mowed down a pedestrian. The case was soon dropped on 'insufficient evidence'. Now the cosy relationship between the media empire and the Met police is coming to light, it's time to re-examine the case.
