Tory MP Michael Fabricant ridiculed after trying to defend Boris Johnson
This man is f***** delusional!”
Yearly Archives: 2023
5 key takeaways from the Privileges Committee report into Boris Johnson
‘There is no precedent for a prime minister having been found to have deliberately misled the House’
Privileges Committee finds that Boris Johnson knowingly misled Parliament over partygate
The Committee recommended that had Boris still been a sitting MP that he would have been suspended for 90 days.
Government caved to wealthy landowner lobbying in U-turn on public path access
Thérèse Coffey gave landowners what they wanted, putting at risk public access to thousands of miles of historic paths
Labour has failed to stand against the Tories’ attack on the right to protest
Green Party peer Jenny Jones gives her account of the parliamentary battles over the Tories’ protest laws
Public majority don’t support Tory MPs demand to end inheritance tax
Scrapping inheritance tax is ‘far from being an electoral slam dunk’
Keir Starmer slams the ‘economic extremists’ of the Institute of Economic Affairs during PMQs
‘Those whose disastrous ideas crashed the economy and left the country to pick up the pieces.’
British Gas owner’s CEO awarded ‘obscene’ bonus despite union outcry
‘A slap in the face to all those who have been struggling with the sky-high cost of energy’
Post-Brexit border charges will further increase food prices, industry leaders warn
The Government has made clear its intention to implement full border checks on food imports from this October.
Junior Doctors issue no confidence vote in Steve Barclay
89% of junior doctors feel less valued now than before the dispute