Nigel Farage admits breaking parliamentary rules over Trump event
The Reform leader failed to register a trip to the US where he headlined at a Republican fundraising event
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Keir Starmer says ‘we will never surrender’ Union Flag to far-right thugs
‘We will not stand for assaults on police officers doing their job or for people feeling intimidated on our streets because of their background or the colour of their skin.’
Elon Musk condemned for inciting violence in speech at Tommy Robinson march
‘We must make clear that no individual, however wealthy or powerful, can get away with using their platform to inflame tensions and incite violence.’
Smear of the week – Even Mail readers rip into Quentin Letts’ childish attacks on Zack Polanski
When commentators like Quentin Letts sharpen their claws, it usually means someone’s doing something right.
Right-wing media watch – Bell Ribeiro-Addy was the obvious target
No sooner had she announced her plans to run, GB News launched a vitriolic attack, framing Ribeiro-Addy as a dangerous radical.
A boozy breakie with Nige? Big business is flirting with Reform, but at what cost?
Farage might be clinking glasses at City breakfasts today, but the country could wake up with a hell of a hangover tomorrow.
Why the reshuffle alone won’t change the government’s fortunes
“For better electoral fortunes, the government needs to junk neoliberal policies, never-ending austerity; directly invest in infrastructure and redistribute income and wealth.”
Schools urged to step up on climate action
With the impact of climate change becoming more evident, campaigners say the education sector must take swift and coordinated steps to prepare.
Pressure mounts on Morgan McSweeney as Labour MPs react angrily over Mandelson appointment
The handling of the situation has caused anger across the Labour benches.
UK seafood imports at risk of human rights abuses, report finds
Since leaving the EU, the UK has drastically reduced checks on imported seafood.