New anti-racism campaign launched to challenge myths surrounding migration
‘Sport knows no borders, no boundaries, you are judged on how well you play, not where you were born.’
Monthly Archives: August 2023
GCSE results in England expose widening North-South divide
The government’s promise to level up education has been described as being ‘dead and buried.’
Sadiq Khan gives impassioned defence of decision to expand ULEZ
“If you saw the 30 GPs with the largest number of respiratory problems, 24 of those are in outer London.”
MPs table bill for Nadine Dorries’ suspension and end to the ‘sorry saga’
Liberal Democrats will bring the “Dosser Dorries” bill to Parliament
MPs accepted more than £180,000 in freebies this summer
Including giveaways from oil and gas giants, gambling companies, media and bank firms
Here’s why the accounts of water companies are deceptive and need investigating
Parliamentary committees need to investigate water company accounting, especially as they are continuing with the practices that brought down Carillion.
Asylum system failing Afghan refugees promised safe passage to UK
“Following the promises the Government made, this is the ultimate betrayal”
Two-thirds of Tory Endowment Fund Directors are linked to Fossil Fuels
The directors have financial interests in oil and gas giants such as BP as well as Shell.
Rishi Sunak ridiculed for his ‘confusion’ over failing to declare wife’s shares
The Prime Minister ‘inadvertently’ broke the MP’s code of conduct due to ‘confusion’
Home Office blasted for hostile approach to asylum backlog as it reaches record high
“The asylum backlog is a political choice”