Reform’s James McMurdock gives up whip over Covid loans
The number of Reform MPs has gone down from five to four, again
Olivia Barber
Charities urge MPs not to be swayed by government’s welfare bill concessions
‘If current protections are right for disabled people now, why are they not right for disabled people in the future?’
Government rejects Reform UK request for council reorganisation extension
It’s a hard no for Reform UK
What concessions has the government given Labour rebels on the welfare bill?
The government has made some fairly significant concessions, but they will only apply to existing claimants
Labour’s third-country asylum plan shows post-Brexit Britain is ‘in a very dark place’, says Albanian PM
He said “totally shameful” ideas about “dumping immigrants” have been normalised since Brexit
Priti Patel claims she met EU officials to advise them on migration policy
It seems surprising that the EU would want Patel’s advice on migration, given she launched the Tories’ disastrous Rwanda plan
US-inspired Great British PAC is ‘packed with extremists’, Hope not Hate finds
Thirteen members of its team have promoted far-right views and conspiracy theories online
Nigel Farage’s non-doms policy mocked as ‘sweetheart deal with super-rich’ at PMQs
‘Reform UK doing sweetheart deals with the super-rich is a betrayal of British working people.’
Zia Yusuf’s claim council spends £100 million on staff working from home branded ‘ridiculous nonsense’
‘This is just ridiculous nonsense designed to wind people up.’
Sadiq Khan and Andy Burnham back growing Labour rebellion against disability benefit cuts
The Labour mayors have urged Keir Starmer to listen to MPs and rethink the cuts