Tag: austerity

The 22 August 2024 marks seven weeks since the electorate hit the polling booths and voted the new Labour Party ...

A new government, but the same old callous austerity agenda. The stark “heating or eating” dilemma is about to get ...

Not even a month in, and the Labour Party has already been breaking pledges it made prior to the 4 ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to announce billions in austerity cuts after a performative 'revelation' that there's a deficit in ...

A single post on X is the most fitting metaphor for this absolute clown show of a general election. In ...

The Labour manifesto for the general election was launched on 13 June. And Keir Starmer proclaimed "we are not going ...

Home secretary James Cleverly has expanded on the Conservative Party's general election national service proposals. He said the Tories would ...

Nearly nine in 10 local authorities have seen a rise in teacher recruitment vacancy rates since 2010, new analysis from ...

The government announced on Monday 29 January that it has opened a consultation on re-introducing fees in the employment tribunal ...

The Conservatives have presided over the worst two periods for economic growth since the 1920s, according to new analysis published ...

The Canary is looking back at some of its most-read content, after we reached our 20,000th article. Here, in October 2016 ...

People came out in force to protest during the Tory Party conference. On Sunday 1 October, the People's Assembly organised ...

The People's Assembly is gearing up for its national demonstration and Festival of Resistance in Manchester. The group is holding ...

We're at a point now at which even the austerity-pushers in the media are looking at Britain's crumbling infrastructure and ...

The People's Assembly has released further details of its protest at the Conservative Party conference - and it wants campaign ...

On Sunday 9 July, the ordinarily uncurious Laura Kuenssberg identified the problem with Labour's economic policy - namely that it's ...

Between 2010 and 2016, then-prime minister David Cameron and his chancellor George Osborne used the 2008 recession as a rationale ...