Scraping the barrel: Confusion over what the ‘Brexit Pubs Guarantee’ has to do with Brexit
‘What an utter insult to all of our intelligence!!…They can’t get any STAFF because of Brexit’
Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
Majority of public support taking shares off polluting water companies instead of fines – poll
‘Under privatisation, it pays to pollute.’
High Court rules Home Office’s accommodating of unaccompanied child asylum seekers in hotels ‘unlawful’
‘There can be no compromise when it comes to children’s safety and welfare.’
Calls for General Election NOW trend (again)
Appeals for an immediate general election are being ramped up again following more chaos within the Conservative party, which lost two seats in recent byelections.
How Uxbridge emboldened the anti-climate-action Right
Earth has passed from a warming phase into an ‘era of global boiling,’ says the UN chief. Could there be a worst time to drag the existential climate crisis into party politics and debate about potential backsliding on environmental commitments?
UK strikes: List of upcoming industrial action
All the strike action set for coming weeks.
Disabled campaigners accuse Telegraph of ‘legitimising’ hate speech
‘Wilfully dehumanising disabled people in reporting legitimises hate speech and emboldens decision-makers who side-step their obligations to respect people’s dignity and human rights.’
MI6 says it doesn’t ‘do culture wars’ after finding itself in the ‘anti-woke’ firing line
‘Diversity brings greater creativity, better problem-solving,’ says the intelligence agency chief.
The ‘Jobs Foundation’ and the right-wing war on ‘woke capitalism’
Like many a mad culture war trend peddled by the political right in the US, cries against ‘woke capitalism’ are advancing in Britain.
Questions surface about whether Nigel Farage complained when UK banks shut British expats’ accounts
‘His Brexit is responsible for thousands of British citizens living abroad losing their UK bank accounts. Funny old world…’