Labour MP Torsten Bell shares one simple fact on the economy that tears Tories apart
It’s pretty damning…
Monthly Archives: May 2025
What a ‘bolder’ Green Party could mean for the left
‘Polanski’s pitch is simple: The Green Party needs a stronger kind of leadership that isn’t content to merely sit on the sidelines.’
Gordon Brown reiterates call for government to drop two-child benefit cap
‘We’re dealing with a wrong diagnosis of the poverty problem, poverty used to be related to unemployment, it’s now low pay.’
Tory MP slammed for suggesting state school children don’t have as bright a future compared to private schools
‘A pretty stark reminder how some MPs think of state schools’
‘Are they all wrong?’: Victoria Derbyshire roasts Richard Holden over Tory criticism of UK-EU deal
A number of leading businesses have come out in support of the deal, including Asda, Morrison’s, M and S, Ryanair, as well as the CBI and the British Chambers of Commerce.
Keir Starmer confirms government U-turn on winter fuel cuts
The PM said that he wants more pensioners to be able to claim winter fuel allowance and that the policy will be reviewed
Keir Starmer roasts Nigel Farage at PMQs with joke about his holiday
‘He was the first through the e-gates somewhere in the South of France’
Tom Hayes MP: ‘The lesson from recent election results isn’t to stop net zero it’s to tackle hopelessness’
‘With Reform you get people investing in net zero and then opposing it and that doesn’t make sense to me.’
Nigel Farage misses key Brexit debate to go on European holiday
“Nigel Farage clearly cares so passionately about this issue he’s decided he can’t get up from his sunbed to represent his constituents or his party.”
Reform UK gives up on running Cornwall council after failing to form coalition
Despite having turned down a coalition, Reform is now trying to claim it was ‘denied’ power