More Tory MPs send in letters of no confidence in Rishi Sunak ahead of Suella Braverman’s personal statement
“I can’t believe they want a fourth PM in this parliament. But we live in weird bonkers times”.
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ITV presenter’s scathing summary of UK’s economy goes viral
“Picture a country going backwards, where workers haven’t had a decent pay rise in 15 years, public services are on the verge of collapse, and the gap between rich and poor grows year on year”
Train drivers’ union slams Tory ‘hypocrisy’ after Christmas lunch jibe
“Stop pretending you actually care about workers.”
Shocking chart shames Britain on child poverty record
he report compiled by UNICEF compared relative income poverty rates, which means the proportion of people who fall below a threshold relative to the income of the average person in the population.
UK government way off track meeting 2030 climate targets, analysis finds
Gap in meeting emissions target has widened ‘significantly’ under Rishi Sunak
3 facts which show just how awful the Tory record on the economy is
Here are three facts which show just how bad the Tories have been for the economy, resulting in hardship for households across the country.
Strike dates: Junior doctors announce ‘bigger and stronger’ action this month
New industrial action by BMA junior doctors in December and January
Daily Mail events firm is given £500k government contract to run UK COP28 events
Many are already questioning the government’s commitment to tackling climate change, after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak rowed back on a number of pledges to tackle the climate emergency in a bid to appease his right-wing Tory base.
Chris Packham hits government with legal challenge over weakened climate policies
Presenter and naturalist to challenge Rishi Sunak in High Court over climate commitments
Tory minister roasted by BBC presenter over broken immigration pledges
The last Conservative election manifesto pledged to bring the number below 229,000 a year, while David Cameron had promised to bring it down to the tens of thousands.