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Campaigners demand rethink on ‘failing’ test and trace scheme as ministers mull extension
Testing the limits of privatisation: is it time to hand the test and trace scheme to local health experts?
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Private prisons are now a multi billion pound industry – and one company is soaking it up
The government announced that two more private prisons will be opening in Britain. And while the model is failing, it's making one company very rich indeed.
MPs demand Tories hold back on terrifying MoD fire service sell-off
A powerful group of MPs has now joined unions in slamming the riskiest sell off of the decade.
This new Tory welfare cut could be about to make thousands of vulnerable people homeless
'Support for mortgage interest' for 110,000 people is being cut and less than 10% have applied for the loan offered by Serco to replace it.
Privatising while Rome burns: Why we need a moratorium on outsourcing
As the MoD launch plans to flog off their fire service, unions are warning another Carillion-style collapse could be round the corner.
Yarl’s Wood: Theresa May’s Home Office rebuked over Serco contract
National Audit Office finds contracts 'did not meet needs' of vulnerable migrant detainees