Opinion

It Should Not Take A Global Pandemic To Shift To Remote Working

Presenteeism, endless meetings and Pret sandwiches may soon be over thanks to coronavirus, writes Katie Bishop.
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The Magic Money Tree From The Budget Has Left Women Out Again

We have got used to women picking up the pieces for our failing social infrastructure, writes Women's Budget Group director Mary-Ann Stephenson.
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Let's Raise Sick Pay To Fight Coronavirus. It's A Price Worth Paying

In today's budget, Rishi Sunak has an opportunity to make a huge difference in fighting the growing challenges of Covid-19, writes Lola McEvoy.
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Is It Too Much To Hope Britain Will Finally Get Its First Climate Change Budget?

Falling oil prices should not dictate global markets, writes environmental scientist Angela Terry.
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You Never Know Who Is Vulnerable To Coronavirus. That's Why It's Vital We All Play Our Part

Invisible illnesses such as multiple sclerosis make thousands far more at risk from coronavirus. We all have a responsibility to follow health advice, writes George Pepper.
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Defending A Woman's Right To Choose Has Never Been More Vital

40 Days For Life reminds us we must come together to smash abortion stigma for good, Shelley Doherty, front of house assistant for Marie Stopes UK Manchester, writes.
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Boris Johnson, You Must Recognise That Domestic Abuse Is A Specific Kind Of Violence

An open letter to the prime minister from the UK's leading domestic abuse charities.
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I'm A Doctor. Trust Me: The NHS Isn't Ready For Coronavirus

Despite our best efforts, even a modest rise in demand for intensive care will completely overwhelm the system, Dr Dominic Pimenta writes.
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If The Government Wants To Fix Britain's Inequality, It Must Go Big Or Go Home

Inequality is not just a drag on the economic potential of the UK’s regions; it is shortening people’s lives, writes former head of civil service Bob Kerslake.
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Protections For Our Planet Are Being Quietly Dumped Or Buried After Brexit

The environment bill is so riddled with holes that I fear we face years of backsliding with nature becoming a distant after-thought, Caroline Lucas MP writes.
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