Campaigners to protest outside the High Court over £3 billion Thames Water bailout plea
Interest and fees related to the loan ‘could easily approach or exceed £1 billion’
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Nigel Farage ‘isn’t far off’ being Tommy Robinson, according to former Tory chairman
Their views on the economy ‘are ridiculous and would completely bankrupt us rather than partially bankrupt us’
Reform’s billionaire treasurer Nick Candy to hold face to face talks with Elon Musk amid reports of £100m donation
The Sun’s Kate Ferguson reports that the meeting between Musk and Candy could ‘come within days’.
Eton claims it is having to slash bursaries due to VAT on private school fees-despite sitting on £553 million endowment fund
“When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.”
Unions call for direct pay talks, urging government to ditch ‘outdated’ NHS pay review body
‘The government has the power to change this for us.’
Brexit blamed for threatening the safety of UK’s tap water
Another ‘Brexit problem.’
Socialism tops capitalism in popularity among Britons, new poll shows
‘We won’t get socialism with a Murdoch right wing press.’
Tenants stage major protest in London over spiralling rents
‘We are sick and tired of seeing our city carved up by the rich and powerful.’
Labour LGBT+ group voices ‘deep concern’ over Wes Streeting’s ban on puberty blockers
Streeting has said the blockers present ‘an unacceptable safety risk for children and young people’
Home Office move-on period: Refugees and charities ‘relieved’, but extension must be permanent
Refugees faced move-on periods that were too short to do basic things like open a bank account and find housing. Will the new 56-day move-on period help?