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A child cannot begin to make sense of religion without at least some study of its alternatives

Comment: The government’s censorship of Humanism must be challenged in court

*Comment & Analysis

Boris Johnson's cycling commissioner attacks reporting of London's flagship cycle scheme

Andrew Gilligan: Why I called out LBC’s ‘false claim’ about cycle superhighways

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Budget cuts could lead to the loss of 22,000 police officers across the country

David Cameron’s police cuts are the biggest threat to our national security

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A report has linked as many as 600 suicides to the assessment process

Back to work support has failed the people who need it most

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We can use social media to connect with politicians, academics, and activists across the world

Digital democracy and the new underclass

*Blog

Reducing the benefit cap will lead to fewer people finding jobs, not more

Comment: Tory cuts will make it harder for people to return to work

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Research shows the number of children in poverty that are from working households has risen by 300,000 since 2010

Comment: The government is breaking its pledge to fight child poverty

The government plans to free itself of the duty to tackle income-related poverty

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Migrants arrive on a beach of the Greek island of Lesbos, after crossing the Aegean Sea between Turkey and Greece,

Why has Europe stopped caring about children drowning on our shores?

The tragic death of Aylan Kurdi led to thousands of people demanding action, yet ten weeks on children are still drowning

*Blog

Security services will be awarded more surveillance powers

Comment: The Investigatory Powers Bill will do nothing to tackle violent extremism

*Comment & Analysis

There are already women travelling from Scotland to England for late term abortions

Scottish women’s reproductive rights are now at risk

*Blog

Rubber masks of British Chancellor George Osborne are lined up by Anti-austerity protesters last year

The big tax credit cut almost nobody has heard of

*Blog

There is a culture of disbelief among rape and assault cases

The Cosby case shows how hard it is for rape victims to be heard

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The voices of sex workers are finally being heard

The debate over sex workers’ rights is finally being won

*Blog

The German model has attracted the interest of both Labour and the Conservatives over the years

Why is Labour still so obsessed with the German model?

*Blog

Assad supporters wave flags and placards during last year's presidential elections

Comment: The uncomfortable truth about Syria is that Assad is popular

*Blog

President al-Sisi is visiting the UK this week

Cameron’s welcome to the butcher of Egypt is a disgrace

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The UK's attitude to drug reform is in stark contrast to that in Ireland

Comment: The rest of the world is leaving Britain behind on drug reform

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Tim Farron visiting the island of Lesvos last week

Comment: Ignore the right-wing press – refugees are fleeing for their lives

*Blog

Data suggests that gay and transgender prisoners were at the highest risk of attack of sexual assault in prisons

Comment: The prisons minister must take the blame for the failure to protect Tara Hudson

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