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Government fraud under Rishi Sunak quadrupled
There was a significant rise in fraud cases when Sunak was Chancellor
Civil servants offered new pay deal but strikes to continue
PCS hails 'first time in unions history’ that national action has forced government to make concessions on national pay
‘Facts don’t matter’: Suella Braverman refuses to correct incorrect figures
'So facts don’t matter'.
Unions blast Labour’s decision to bar Jamie Driscoll from mayoral shortlist
Labour’s biggest union donor, Unite, warns of 'serious consequences'
Tory MP charged with racially abusing activist
Stewart was filmed last year telling a Bahraini dissident who was imprisoned and tortured for his human rights activism in the country to ‘go back to Bahrain’
Universal Basic Income trialled in England for first time
Our society is going to require some form of basic income in the coming years, given the tumult of climate change, tech disruption and industrial transition that lies ahead.