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Tory MP wants postal votes banned after his party was humiliated in local elections
In recent years the Tories have tried to change the electoral system in their favour, by introducing reforms such as voter ID laws
When are this week’s train strikes?
The latest strike dates in the long-running dispute over train drivers' pay
Liz Truss brutally mocked after being snubbed by Argentina’s President
'Who'
ASLEF General Secretary slams government for being “ultra-deceitful” in negotiations over train drivers pay
"We deal with people who only operate in bad faith and deceit, right?"
Mick Lynch rips into P&O Ferries CEO after committee grilling on seafarers’ working conditions
Ferry company boss admits staff paid under £5 an hour, while he received 'bumper bonus’
A chart which sums up the housing crisis
With more than a million households waiting for social homes, those on low-incomes are increasingly being pushed into unsuitable and costly accommodation in the private rented sector as well as into temporary accommodation.