Deborah Doane

Deborah Doane is a writer and consultant on new economics and sustainability. She was previously director of the World Development Movement.

It's easy to be cynical about the SDGs but if they do work, they will make the world a much better place.

It's business as usual for the CEOs who will do anything to maintain their staggeringly high salaries.

With 45 new peers being appointed to the House of Lords, bringing their number to 826, is it time to cut back?

The solution to supermarket price wars and the housing crisis is so simple a 15-month-old child would know it.

Media commentators should be ashamed of the way they've demonised migrants to the UK.

Amid rising rent prices, a crumbling NHS and Magnum PI stealing water, it can be hard to find the positives out there.

Lancashire County Council standing up to the frackers shows the value of people power in saving the environment.

If old politics is about competition, new politics has to be about cooperation.

Factory workers and farmers crack under pressure to create garments the fashion industry and buyers thrive on.