Green Party ask Sian Berry to remove video expressing her preferences in leadership election
Sian had called for members to give their first and second preference votes to either Tamsin Omond and Amelia Womack, or to Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay.
Basit Mahmood
Millions in UK face disenfranchisement under voter ID plans which could breach human rights law, report warns
‘Whilst the Government’s list of acceptable forms of ID has been widely drawn, it is estimated that over 2 million people will not have an acceptable form of ID’
Five things we learnt from Dominic Raab’s grilling by MPs on Afghanistan
The foreign secretary’s answers to very direct questions were vague, obfuscatory and sought to shift blame elsewhere than accept responsibility.
Tory attack on Runnymede Trust over race report fails
Over a dozen Conservative Party MPs wrote to the Charity Commission last year demanding it launch an investigation into the think tank over its criticism of a government race report.
Extinction Rebellion: Government must end investment in fossil fuels immediately
“We know that mass participation and civil disobedience works”.
Tories slammed after ordering NHS trusts to describe refurbishments as ‘new hospitals’
The guidance issued to trusts goes on to define what constitutes a new hospital.
EXCLUSIVE: Voters support abolishing private schools
Polling also found that 58% of those asked supported private schools losing their charitable status if they did not admit a high proportion of students from deprived backgrounds
What does Sharon Graham’s win mean for Unite and the Labour Party
There is no doubt that Graham’s win will mean a major organisational shake up for Unite
Unite candidates offer final messages to members as general secretary election draws to a close
Candidates for the Unite general secretary election are making a final push in the last days of campaigning.
Dominic Raab ruthlessly mocked online for posting video reeling off his ‘achievements’ on Afghanistan
‘The don’t sack me tweet’.