‘This is a nationally important infrastructure scheme that would help to unlock the North’s enormous potential and deliver a greater return to the Treasury.’
A report shows that in 2023 the average Briton was nearly £2,000 worse off as a result of Brexit.
“These unmerited changes to workers’ pensions will leave our members worse off every month.”
For many right-wing politicians and their media allies, ‘welfare cheats’ is a line that bears endless repetition.
‘As a country, we face urgent threats on climate and nature. We need to make policies that follow the scientific evidence.’
‘It is not right that anyone should need to use a food bank because they can’t afford to eat and pay bills. However, food bank need is at an historic high.’
‘Hope this is covered on the Robert Pesto show!’
Providing little in context or critical analysis, the right-wing monopoly of our print media poses real problems for democracy, as news with a reactionary and conservative political bias dominates the popular discourse.
Because of greater financial security particularly home-ownership, more affluent voters were less wary of the potential risks of changing the status quo.
‘If the government is concerned about fraud, it would be serious about the £15.2bn that multinational companies hide from the UK via tax havens.’
