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The TUC general secretary responds to the Taylor Review. 

By Frances O'Grady
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    What's wrong with hard-working public servants enforcing perfectly sensible regulations?

    By Duncan Hothersall
    21 July
  • Will Britain end up agreeing a lengthy transition deal with the EU?

    It's those seeking to prevent a referendum re-run who have the most to fear from a bungled exit.

    By Stephen Bush
    21 July
  • Most Leave voters back free movement – you just have to explain it

    The argument during the referendum was never about free movement, but about immigration in general. 

    By Michael Chessum
    20 July
  • How to end the Gulf stand off? The West should tell Qatar to reform its foreign policy

    Former defence secretary Geoff Hoon on the unfolding crisis in the Gulf. 

    By Geoff Hoon
    20 July
  • Qatar is determined to stand up to its Gulf neighbours – but at what price?

    The tensions date back to the maverick rule of Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani.

    By Peter Salisbury
    20 July
  • Rising crime and fewer police show the most damaging impacts of austerity

    We need to protect those who protect us.

    By Holly Lynch
    20 July
  • Who should be happiest about the polls: Jeremy Corbyn, or Theresa May?

    Labour believe their small lead will only grow – but some Tories think that the only way for the opposition is down. 

    By Stephen Bush
    20 July
  • The Conservative problem? They don't know what they want from Brexit

    The government sees leaving the EU as an objective in of itself, which is one reason why it is bungling it. 

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    20 July
  • Lowering the voting age is the best way to protect the franchise we've fought so hard for

    Empowering young people is the best way to renew civic and political engagement.

    By Jim McMahon
    20 July
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    The international trade secretary is an experienced man. 

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