Sanctions make it harder for benefit claimants to find work, new research finds
“Demanding compliance from people means they end up jumping through hoops rather than finding jobs that are a good fit for them”
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World’s richest countries gave record sums of public money to fossil fuel industry last year
$1.4 trillion of public money went to the fossil fuel sector last year
Bombshell poll suggests Tories could win fewer seats than the Lib Dems
The Tories could be heading for wipeout
Andy Burnham refuses to rule out future Labour leadership bid
He said he wouldn’t ‘turn away from’ contesting the leadership ‘if a path opens up in time’.
‘Suella must go, she’s sh*t’: Bitter Tory feud ahead of expected reshuffle
“She hasn’t fully delivered, we’ve got the Illegal Migration Act through now, and need gentler hands.”
Outrage as fat cat pay soars by 16% and FTSE bosses bag £500k pay rise
‘CEOs are being highly rewarded for overseeing greedflation’
FTSE 100 bosses given average pay rise of £500,000, while ordinary workers are told to show restraint
‘Median CEO pay is now 118 times that of the median UK full-time worker, compared to 108 times in 2021 and 79 times in 2020.’
Rishi Sunak forced to accept that he might not ‘stop the boats’ by the election
Sunak has accepted that he may not be able to stop the small boat crossings by the next general election, citing the ‘complexity of the issue’.
A petition demanding Nadine Dorries finally quits hits over 80,000
‘Your constituents, local council, the Prime Minister and now the public have all had enough’
55% of voters say they could change their vote before the election, showing no room for complacency
Only 45% say they have completely settled on who to vote for.