Politics

Why are children still being diagnosed with personality disorders?

Young people are stigmatised and written-off from an early age when labelled with a personality disorder – campaigners want to end these childhood…

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The Lead Editors

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Ellie Broughton

Unions are the frontline for Labour’s battle against Reform

Farage is parroting Labour talking points and courting the red wall. Keir Starmer must get ready to play his trump card.

Apr 10 •

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Inside the Reform circus at British Steel in Scunthorpe

Whether Farage’s sudden nationalisation move is simply a ploy to gain support from those desperate to keep their livelihoods or not, uncertainty around…

Apr 9 •

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Hannah Sargeant

I’d like to ask the flighty millionaires: where is your sense of civic duty?

In their rush to defend the rich, the right have revealed a depressing truth – public service is now optional for the elite

Apr 9 •

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We won’t solve the social care crisis unless we start valuing caring professions

We are in the grip of a social care crisis – the impacts are felt by all of us. Nothing will change until carers feel valued and respected.

Apr 8 •

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As water bills soar, activists fight to keep Britain’s rivers clean

Fed up of a lack of government action, campaigners are taking matters into their own hands against water firms.

Apr 8 •

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Trump tariffs must not be a signal to climb deeper into his pocket

Plus: The Lead Untangles a wealth tax, how Net Zero commitments are getting lost and inside the Common Law Conspiracy

Apr 5 •

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The Lead Untangles: The case for a wealth tax

As the economy continues to tick along, slowly, there's calls for the Chancellor to give herself 'fiscal headroom' by taking more from the nations…

Apr 4 •

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It's time to cut Donald Trump loose - before he takes the UK down with him

Brexit left us damaged and vulnerable. But it's not too late for Keir Starmer forge a new path with allies who share our values.

Apr 3 •

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The social housing tenants left traumatised by decades of neglect

Bristol City Council is one of many local authorities with thousands of tenants in mouldy flats and a £2.2bn black hole in housing budgets is expected…

Apr 3 •

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The Lead in Conversation: Conspiracy, council tax and the common law courts

Listen now | Katherine Denkinson talks to Zoe Grunewald about her deep-dive into the the Common Law Court conspiracy theory that has led to attempted…

Apr 2 •

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Katherine Denkinson

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Kemi Badenoch's net-zero denial is a dangerous gamble

It seems the existence and quality of the government’s net zero plans are dependent on whether Badenoch is Tory leader, writes DeSmog's Adam Barnett

Apr 1 •

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