Archive of March 2016
The government are quietly forcing women's refuges to close
Women's refuges are fighting for survival
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The real reason the pollsters got the general election so wrong
An in-depth look into why the polling industry failed to predict the outcome in 2015
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The SNP's income tax policy puts them firmly on the centre-right
The New Labour project lives on in the SNP
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Tory academisation programme will rob local people of power over schools
The government's plans will take power away from local communities and hand it to chief executives
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Pick of the week: Iain Duncan Smith's secret failures
Our five most-read items this week
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The private companies putting asylum seekers in slum housing
Torture survivors are living in terrible conditions in cities across Britain
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Boris Johnson's broken promises to tackle the housing crisis
The London housing crisis has got worse, not better, under Boris
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Pick of the week: The London mayoral race gets dirty
Our five most-read items this week
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Caroline Lucas: The Calais Jungle now resembles a war zone
Green MP's harrowing account of how the camp in France is being torn apart by the authorities
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Marginalised voices are the first victims of no-platforming
No-platform supports aren't standing up to the establishment, they're doing its dirty work.
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Osborne's got a plan for potholes but no permanent plan for domestic violence services
The chancellor's cuts are putting women at risk
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Britain beware: Australia's data on plain packs isn’t reliable
The UK is about to switch to plain packs - but the data coming from the Australian experiment isn't very convincing
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I wish I'd never decided to work in an immigration detention centre
A guard in an immigration detention centre reveals why his job keeps him up at night
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Pick of the week: Prisons, drugs and sex workers
Our five most-read items this week
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The day police told Parliament to end the war on drugs
Police chiefs, soldiers and a former spy call on MPs to end the war on drugs.
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Zero hours: The Tories have created a crisis of insecurity
Insecure work is increasingly defining the UK labour market
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'There is mainly fear': One woman's life in an abusive relationship
On International Women's Day, one anonymous wife explains what keeps her in an abusive relationship.
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It's time to scrap the ban on satirising parliament
Is British democracy really too fragile to withstand parody?
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Pick of the week: Brexit, Boris and the Bedroom tax
Our five most-read items this week
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The Remain campaign are complacent - a popular revolt could take us out of the EU
Europhiles shouldn't underestimate the power of anti-establishment feelings
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Bedroom Tax: 'Our battle with the DWP has taken its toll on our health'
Disabled people have taken their bedroom tax challenge to the Supreme Court
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Rushing through the Snoopers' Charter will put our security at risk
The Home Office has ignored concerns about the investigatory powers bill
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Tim Farron: Calais migrants must be allowed to join their family in the UK
Bulldozing the Calais jungle is not a solution to the migrant crisis
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