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The Corbyn leadership: A democratic audit

Corbyn’s democratic deficit: Will the Labour leader stick to democratic norms?

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"Just as concerning is the growing inability of local newspapers to properly scrutinise decisions being made by councils"

The decline of local papers puts British democracy at risk

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"It's impossible to debate and discuss Brexit at all without the failed structure of our politics being at the heart of the discussion"

We need to take back control: Leavers and Remainers can agree on this

Natalie Bennett on how Leavers and Remainers can build bridges

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"This documentary provides yet more evidence that we urgently need to sort out the House of Lords"

Peers ‘popping into parliament’ to collect £300 allowance

New TV programme reveals endemic laziness and greed in Britain’s second chamber

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"The role of the public in the enormous challenges and questions that lie ahead needs to be considered."

Taking back control: Why voters need a say on Brexit plans

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"You might not want to wish Donald away - but I bet you'd be surprised by how many of your friends would"

Would you make Donald Trump disappear?

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The government's proposals will give them the power to veto investment decisions made locally

The Tory plot to close down local democracy

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Corbyn's new politics project was strangled at birth by a culture which can't accept it

The night Westminster strangled Corbyn’s new politics

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Knocking at the door of the Commons: A Lords review is likely to limit veto powers on statutory instruments

The Tories’ Lords review will make parliament even less accountable

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The incompleteness of the electoral register undermines the credibility of our democracy

The government’s changes to voter registration undermine our democracy

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The Trade Union bill isn’t just an attack on unions; it’s an attack on all working people

Trade Union bill is ‘an attack on all working people’

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Syriza posters in Greece - but some believe the austerity package forced on the country is a punishment for electing the party

The truth revealed: There can be no freedom in the eurozone

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Only 25% of people “trust” Parliament, but 50% trust the overall democratic process. So how can we bridge the divide?

How community groups can rebuild trust in democracy

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Delegates to the Scottish Labour party conference listen in silence. The fiery debates which used to typify conferences are a thing of the past.

Until Labour becomes democratic, it doesn’t deserve your membership

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Voting: Open primaries can increase involvement without electoral reform

Comment: Your vote doesn’t count – we need open primaries

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The Vote Match project offers voters an easy way of choosing who to vote for

The app that will sway thousands in the 2015 general election

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What “We Believe” young people need – YMCA

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The move to electronic voting looks good for democracy - and for business, too

Outsourcing voting: How private companies could profit from British elections

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‘End Blasphemy Laws’: BHA supports new international campaign seeking repeal of blasphemy laws around the world

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