Thérèse Coffey accused of ‘complacency’ and slated for dragging up last Labour government during water sewage crisis debate
‘The complacency she’s demonstrating is frankly, frankly shocking.’
Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
Telegraph makes misleading death data claims on junior doctors’ strikes costing lives
“This is an intentional attempt to try and mislead the public,” said the BMA
Met confirms it won’t investigate apparent Covid breaches by Matt Hancock
The Metropolitan Police Service has confirmed it will not open an investigation into Matt Hancock and Gina Coladangelo’s apparent breaches of Covid regulations in May 2021.
Activists gather at 55 Tufton Street to shine light on opaque influence of right-wing think-tanks
Campaigners congregated in the ‘most dangerous street in London,’ urging MPs to step up on climate action.
Protecting the right not to vote: The scourge of voter ID
In disenfranchising people on lower incomes, younger generations and ethnic minorities, what looks to be the latest Tory ruse to drain the Labour vote, could easily backfire for the government.
Rumours swirl Liz Truss is eyeing up a GB News presenting gig
Tongues are wagging that the UK’s shortest-serving former PM, whose premiership managed to cost the country a staggering £30bn, fancies a bit of hosting on the right-wing network.
Rees-Mogg roasted by former Labour councillor in discussion about junior doctors’ strikes
The Tory MP’s ‘doctors shouldn’t strike’ comments on his own GB News’ show backfired spectacularly.
Stop sewage by ending water privatisation petition attracts tens of thousands of signatures
Calls are being ramped up to bring water back into public ownership.
Tesco accused of ‘rampant profiteering’ for raking in £1bn profit as cost of groceries soar
‘There has been an ‘abject failure’ in leadership from the government who have done absolutely nothing to reduce these staggeringly excessive profits of supermarkets like Tesco.’
How important will the socially conservative voter be in winning the next election?
Will chasing the same narrow economically left but culturally right constituent pay off for Labour? Or will those who are pushed too far, take their vote to a smaller party jostling for space in the straightjacket of the two-party system, or just not vote at all?