Questions surface about whether Nigel Farage complained when UK banks shut British expats’ accounts
‘His Brexit is responsible for thousands of British citizens living abroad losing their UK bank accounts. Funny old world…’
Yearly Archives: 2023
Water company mocked for blaming seagull poo for heavily polluted beach
‘Well I’m glad that’s been cleared up. Now I can stop talking about shite and go back to talking about music. Happy days’ – Feargal Sharkey.
The US actors and writers strikes over threat of AI have huge significance for workers in the UK
Almost every area of work, from traditional jobs to platform work, is going to be impacted by AI.
Tory chair laughed at on BBC for claiming Uxbridge by-election was ‘standout result’
‘I wouldn’t be disrespectful enough to laugh at your answer, but they just did’.
It’s time to debunk the myths of neoliberalism
Our lives are not governed by some invisible hand of fate. Rather they are governed by myths and theories that mask power and politics and advance the interests of elites
Humiliation for Tories in Somerton And Frome and Selby and Ainsty by-elections
It ‘would seem unwise for Tory MPs to draw any conclusion other than that their party is still in deep electoral trouble’
The government must withdraw from the Energy Charter Treaty to meet its climate obligations
The government’s commitment to the ECT is yet another blatant display of its disregard for the Paris agreement and our Net Zero targets
Cases of anti-Muslim hate ‘have more than doubled’ in a decade
Tell Mama also said that it had worked on over 16,000 cases of reported anti-Muslim hate crimes over the last decade with over 20,000 people making reports.
Grant Shapps brutally mocked for ‘invoicing’ Labour for damage caused by Just Stop Oil
“As the political wing of things that don’t work properly, it is the Conservative Party not me that should be paying the bill.”
Sarah Olney MP: Why we must turn water companies in the UK into ‘Public Benefit Companies’
‘The goal is to simply restructure water companies and change the way that they operate, not use public funds to replace them or subsidise the services they provide.’