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Another fine mess at the Ministry of Justice as private probation contracts end early
The outsourcing of probation services is yet another car crash set in motion by former justice secretary Chris Grayling
Matt Dykes - 27 July 2018
Rat infestations and soaring suicide rates – what’s happened to our prisons under the Tories?
After years of funding cuts, the criminal justice system is on the verge of total collapse
Kam Gill - 12 July 2018
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Happy 70th birthday to the NHS – let’s keep it free, for all, forever
This Saturday thousands will gather in London to celebrate seventy years of the NHS - and to demand it remains publicly owned and properly funded
Frances O'Grady - 29 June 2018
Photo of Frances O'Grady meeting with NHS workers
Imagine an NHS without the Windrush Generation
The growth and development of the NHS is inextricably linked with the journey and experiences of the Windrush Generation and similar migrants
Melrose Stewart - 25 June 2018
Photgraph of HMT Empire Windrush
Theresa May’s NHS funding pledge: what we know and what we don't
Five things that should give you pause for thought
Matt Dykes - 18 June 2018
Train chaos is a private, not a public sector failure
As both Northern Trains and Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) experience prolonged meltdown, it's important to remember that this disaster was made in the private sector
Kam Gill - 05 June 2018
More funding isn't just good for the NHS - it's good for the economy
Today's IFS and Health Foundation report into NHS funding is welcome, but the government must go further
Matt Dykes - 24 May 2018
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Post-Grenfell report falls short
While the report makes a number of good recommendations, it falls short of providing the kind of safety regime that is needed.
Hugh Roberston - 17 May 2018
Why we're marching for a new deal
If we all raise our voices together, we are powerful. We can change things. And we can win new deal for working people.
Frances O'Grady - 11 May 2018
Frances O'Grady with workers
Lawyers are revolting against a justice system in crisis
Government plans to change the way barristers and solicitors are paid will make it even harder for ordinary people to get access to justice
Kam Gill - 08 May 2018
Barrister wigs
A new exhibition makes the case against the Private Finance Initiatives
Private Finance Initiatives have received a bad rap recently. And rightly so.
Kam Gill - 23 March 2018
NHS staff don’t want special privileges. All we want is fair pay.
Emma, Midwife - shares why public sector workers deserve a pay rise.
Emma Midwife - 14 February 2018

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