Reform UK meltdown: Former deputy leader and Rupert Lowe could set up breakaway party
More trouble for Nigel Farage…
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Police admit wrongful arrest of protestor for asking who elected King Charles III
‘It has taken the police two and a half years to recognise that expressing an opinion in the street is not a crime.’
Elon Musk calls on US to quit NATO and stop paying for defence of Europe
Trump’s policies have sent alarm bells ringing in Europe, with EU leaders meeting in Brussels for an emergency summit last week with a view to massively increase defence spending.
Students are being abandoned by the Renters’ Rights Bill
Despite being some of the most in need, students are being overlooked in the government’s rental reforms, Generation Rent’s Tilly Smith writes
Wera Hobhouse MP: Now is the time to charge up our ambition for Electric Vehicles
Contrary to what some are saying, the real threat to British carmakers isn’t the transition to EVs moving too quickly. It’s that the EV transition isn’t moving quickly enough.
Nigel Farage slammed as a ‘dictator’ of which ever party he leads in brutal takedown by Michael Crick
‘Anybody who has studied Farage, going back to 2006 when he first became leader of UKIP, then the Brexit party and now Reform and again and again and again he ends up falling out with leading figures.’
Labour backbencher calls for compassionate welfare system not ‘draconian cuts’
York MP Rachael Maskell says colleagues and constituents have expressed “deep, deep concern” over Labour’s planned benefit cuts.
Reform UK civil war: Party in chaos as Rupert Lowe accuses Nigel Farage and Richard Tice of witch hunt against him
The party is tearing itself apart…
Tory peer announced as director of UK climate science denial group
GWPF funders and directors have donated millions to the Conservatives over the past 20 years
Sadiq Khan has intervened in Wandsworth’s local plan, now the council needs to change course
The South London council’s local plan review will slow down development, reduce affordable housing and exacerbate London’s housing crisis, Worrall argues