Keir Starmer says despite pressure he will not change position on Iran war
“There’s been a good deal of pressure on me to change my position in relation to joining the war and I’m not going to change my position on the war.”
Left Foot Forward
Farage stumbles over question about low youth support for Reform compared to the Greens
The Greens are polling at 50% among 16-24-year-olds, miles ahead of Reform’s 8%
Reform meltdown in Wales: Third candidate quits before Senedd election citing ‘serious concerns’
He also cited serious concerns around candidate selection as one of the reasons he decided to stand down.
Reform’s Laila Cunningham gets reality check over drilling for more oil in North Sea
Former Labour Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon tore apart right-wing claims about oil and gas in the North Sea
Fabian’s column: How Scotland Can Build Homes Again
Scotland’s housing emergency has held back living standards for almost two decades
Matt Goodwin slammed as an embarrassment to Reform
Discussing Goodwin on the News Agents, presenter and journalist Emily Maitlis described him as an ‘embarrassment to Reform’.
Reform criticised for ‘another unfunded giveaway’ on flights and attempting to blame high energy bills on net zero
The Green Party has said the policy is ‘dressed up as a special offer’ but will help wealthier people
LFF Live: Will the Renters’ Rights Act give power back to renters?
Tune in to episode 2 of LFF Live with ACORN
Reform whistleblower says vetting process is ‘expensive, flawed and unprofessional’
Party leader Nigel Farage had vowed to professionalise vetting process
BMA hits back at prime minister’s 48-hour deadline to cancel doctor strikes
‘Creating posts and improving patient care should not be dependent on calling off a strike.’