European Movement UK launches giant billboard campaign to raise awareness of musicians’ struggles post-Brexit
‘Our world-class music industry is hamstrung to the point of ruin by the loss of freedom of movement for artists.’
Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
Who is Jim Ratcliffe, the pro-Brexit billionaire promised €700m from UK government to build ‘carbon bomb’ in Europe?
Environmental campaigners warn that Ratcliffe’s controversial ‘Project One’ will bring ‘US-scale plastic production to Europe.’
Low paid jobs on the rise, with 3.7m jobs paid below real Living Wage since 2020
More needs to be done to tackle low pay in jobs, warns the Living Wage Foundation.
Telegraph mocked for ‘forgetting Britain has left the EU,’ claiming UK parks could lose swings because of EU health and safety rules
“Looks like the Torygraph still thinks we’re in the EU.”
Reform UK: Existential threat to the Tories or here today, gone tomorrow?
Emboldened by two byelections successes, Reform UK seeks to capitalise on voter disenchantment with the ruling party. But how much of a threat are they to the Tories?
‘Bolder action is needed:’ Anti-poverty campaigners issue home truths for the Chancellor ahead of Spring Budget
‘Cost of living support may be receding but the tide of people not being able to afford life’s essentials is not. It is time we moved from stop-gaps to sustainable solutions.’
Blindfolded protestors deliver poignant ceasefire message to High Peak MP
‘Mr Largan asked why we had semi-naked men blindfolded and kneeling on the ground, as though he had no idea of the relevance to Gaza.’
European Movement launches campaign to shine spotlight on plight of musicians post-Brexit
The Face the Music petition has already attracted almost 21,000 signatures.
A list of the latest complaints to Ofcom about GB News
A look at some of the recent complaints to the communications regulator about the opinion-orientated, ‘Fox-style’ channel.
What is behind Labour’s rightward drift?
At the heart of the story is ‘Labour Together,’ a think-tank which maintains a low profile in Westminster but is believed to be quietly guiding Starmer’s path to power.