IPPR says these two policies could save the taxpayer over £100 billion over the course of this parliament giving the government much needed fiscal headroom and allowing them to support households.
Despite Farage backtracking on that policy, Badenoch has doubled down in a bid to pander to Reform voters and the right-wing of her own party’s base.
‘Don’t believe a word he says.’
Hundreds of homeless people face losing their accommodation in a town.
Whatever happened to the land of milk and honey promised by Brexiteers…
Farage can’t be best pleased…
Sections of the right-wing press seem completely relaxed about Farage’s plans to strip away constraints on state power
“Is it moral?”
“The Human Rights Act protects everyone. Including you. He wrecked your economy with brexit, don’t let him wreck your freedoms with this.”
Farage has faced criticism from his constituents too for going missing since being elected the MP for Clacton,
