Government ‘rife with corruption’ as court rules handing contracts to companies with political connections was unlawful
The government’s controversial use of a ‘VIP lane’ for awarding two PPE contracts has been ruled unlawful by the High Court.
Chris Jarvis
Chris Jarvis is head of strategy and development at Left Foot Forward
My 5 favourite LFF articles of 2021
Chris Jarvis gives his highlights of Left Foot Forward’s outputs in 2021
No 10 refuses to say whether man investigating the Christmas party… was at the party
A number of journalists have reported that Number 10 won’t confirm whether the Cabinet Secretary Simon Case attended the party in 2020
The Tories are on track to lose their majority, according to new analysis
“The probability of a Labour-led government is now more likely than not.”
How every MP voted on the ‘NHS Corporate Takeover Bill’
The Health and Care Bill contains heavily contested NHS reforms and has been branded by campaigners ‘a charter for corruption’ and a ‘Corporate Takeover Bill’.
Number 10 denies Boris Johnson plans to sue The New European
Number 10 has denied that a press officer called the paper’s editor-in-chief and claimed that Boris Johnson would be taking legal action over allegations made in a story published earlier in the week.
Green Party adopts antisemitism guidance including IHRA and Jerusalem Declaration definitions
The party has for the first time formally adopted guidance on antisemitism
Green Party commits to £50 billion a year in international aid and climate finance
The decision from the Green Party comes in the run up to the COP26 climate talks in Glasgow, where finance from richer countries to lower-income countries will be a discussed by world leaders.
Sian Berry: I wish I’d been firmer on transphobia
In an exclusive interview with LFF, former Green Party co-leader Sian Berry says ‘I wish that much sooner I’d realised that a better strategy was to be firmer about our values’
Green Party conference votes to support £15 minimum wage
The Greens have backed the BFAWU’s ‘Fight for 15’ campaign