The ECHR collision course: Why smartphone device scanning for nudity is structurally unlawful

Bring back 'Roam Like at Home': why we should not forget to talk about mobile roaming in Europe in the...

Left behind: the UK’s roaming rip-off as the EU embraces the Western Balkans

How Parliament can govern the Government by changing legislation for a progressive future in the Single market and the EU

The government’s proposed plans aim to increase internet safety, yet directly contradict expert cybersecurity guidance

We live in the digital age, but is the UK’s Online Safety Act isolating Britain?

Should the UK follow the example set by Australia and declare a total ban on under-16s using any form of...

UK society is divided by misinformation in the press and wealth inequality; unity is possible through organised local communities

The missing manifesto mandate: why the UK Government should reconsider mandatory digital ID

Why businesses and senior leadership must speak out against rising populism and Brexit policies

The fight against corruption in the UK is hampered by the lack of an independent agency focused on political and...

Don’t be misled: anti-immigration sentiment distracts from the real issues facing our society

A year into government, Labour partnering with private capital indicates abandoned principles and prioritisation of corporate interests

Using a business model of cost-cutting and even increasing profit margins does not work for public services, and should not...

Is the UK's Online Safety Act 2023, with people having to age-verify for social media, a step toward safety or...

An in-depth analysis of the first year of the UK Labour Party being in Government

From railways to water, privatised utilities have not given good service or financial viability, and may present national security risks

Nothing good has come of privatising the Uk’s critical national infrastructure, so there is now a strong case for renationalising

The frustrations of UK politics: from red Tories to Brexit defiance and a broken political system; practical and ethical solutions...

Ukraine and Moldova are set to benefit from EU ‘Roam Like at Home’ while UK mobile users roaming in the...

Why temporary EFTA membership is the UK’s quickest and best route back to the single market and rejoining the EU

As the May EU-UK summit approaches, the government must act far more boldly in order to address the damage Brexit...

The UK Labour Party refuses to break their manifesto pledge on the EU despite the downside for businesses

EU membership offers the stability the UK needs, whereas Trump’s tariffs bring chaos

Why UK trade unions and international socialist organisations must sever ties with the UK Labour Party