Andy Burnham to introduce bus fare caps a year earlier to ease cost of living crisis
From September 2022, people won’t pay more than £2 for a single journey across Greater Manchester
Chris Jarvis
Chris Jarvis is head of strategy and development at Left Foot Forward
20,000 London bus workers could take industrial action over route cuts
Transport for London is currently consulting on cuts to 4 per cent of London’s bus network
Everyone who has resigned since partygate instead of Boris Johnson
More than 10 senior political figures have resigned since allegations of parties at Downing Street first emerged
Times journalist has meltdown on live TV over Rwanda deportations
Quentin Letts declared “I give up!” and “forget about it” after being challenged on the government’s Rwanda deportation policy
Tory minister struggles to answer SIX TIMES whether she voted to have confidence in Boris Johnson in excruciating interview
Even Johnson’s own Ministers appear to find it difficult confirming they backed him in the crucial vote
10 massive pay rises Unite has won for workers in the last month
The trade union Unite has won pay rises of up to 28.5 per cent
Another 6,000 rail workers balloted for strike action in fight over pay, conditions and job security
“Network Rail staff are asking for basic fair treatment: not to be sacked from their jobs; a fair pay rise in the face of a cost-of-living-crisis; and no race to the bottom on terms and conditions.”
4 times Nadine Dorries showed she knows nothing about Channel 4
The non-stop gaffe machine Nadine Dorries has shown she doesn’t even have a basic grasp of her own job
Former YouGov staffer retracts claim he was ‘banned’ from releasing 2017 general election polling
UPDATE: Chris Curtis has since issued a clarification on the claims he made regarding YouGov’s polling during the 2017 general election.
First candidate for Green Party deputy leader comes forward as Zack Polanski announces candidacy
Standing on a platform of winning up to 5 MPs at the next general election, Polanski is the first to put his name forward