
Article in LabourList on domestic abuse
As a survivor of domestic abuse, I cannot overemphasise how quite literally life-changing and life-saving this support and solidarity can be: As a domestic abuse

As a survivor of domestic abuse, I cannot overemphasise how quite literally life-changing and life-saving this support and solidarity can be: As a domestic abuse

As a survivor of domestic abuse I say, we should never stop working to ensure there is life-saving support for everyone subjected to abuse:

I’ve joined colleagues with Yasmin Qureshi MP in writing to the Prime Minister on the red list travel ban.

My speech from last weekend’s protest. The fightback on the Policing Bill must continue:

This weekend’s protests against the Police Crackdown Bill were in defence of democratic rights which were hard won – and which will be eroded unless

From women’s suffrage protests to the Battle of Cable Street, protests show us that they have the power to change the course of history. The

We need an overhaul of social care provision, and for it to be provided by the NHS, not private companies:
The entrenching of profit-seeking firms into our healthcare system will result in poorer quality of care. My article for Labour Outlook: Stop the corporate takeover
Welcome to my March newsletter! Here’s a summary of what you will find in this month’s issue: • Action for Poplar and Limehouse • Action

From denying the role of structural racism to not prioritising them for the vaccine, ethnic minority communities continue to be left without protection in the

🇧🇩 The 50th anniversary of Bangladesh’s independence today is a significant milestone for Bangladeshi’s in the UK and all across the world.

Today I asked Jacob Rees-Mogg about a public enquiry for the Shrewsbury strike campaigners following this week’s historic verdict: