Less than a quarter of Britons think Kemi Badenoch has done a good job so far
How long before the Tories dump their useless leader.
Basit Mahmood
TUC warns Lib Dem and Tory amendments to Employment Rights Bill will leave 2 million workers at risk from unfair dismissal
Approximately 8.5m workers, who currently have less than two years’ service with their employer, don’t have protection from unfair dismissal – particularly younger and BME employees.
Shabana Mahmood tears into Reform’s Sarah Pochin after her racist comments
Thus far, Farage has refused to take action against Pochin, showing how spineless he is as party leader
Andy Burnham says Nigel Farage’s Reform ‘beatable’ after failing to win by-election
“Isn’t the positive though from the Caerphilly by-election that Reform are beatable.”
Government warned child benefit cap must be scrapped altogether or face rise in poverty
Gordon Brown has also called on the government to lift the cap and to fund it through taxes on online gambling.
Keir Starmer roasts Kemi Badenoch at PMQs after reminding her of Tories’ awful record on the economy
“Just on Monday this week the Turkish government signed an £8bn deal for Typhoons, earlier this year the Norway government a £10bn for frigates, that’s because the budget we passed, fixing the mess they left.”
Companies supplying asylum accommodation on track for another record-breaking year of profits
The three major companies behind the multi-billion pound asylum accommodation system have already made £383 million in profits through taxpayer-funded contracts
Andy Burnham pleads with government to scrap two-child benefit cap
‘You will lift so many kids out of poverty, in London, Liverpool, in Manchester.’
Dawn Butler is almost thrown out of Commons for calling Sarah Pochin a racist
‘I don’t want to be thrown out of Parliament again, so I will withdraw the fact that I am referring to the Member of Parliament as a racist because of her racist comments.’
Theresa May rips into her own political party for emboldening Nigel Farage
‘For the Conservative Party, it risks chasing votes from Reform at the expense of the wider electorate.’