Reform’s Sarah Pochin ridiculed after blaming ‘Labour bureaucracy’ for lake drying up
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Kemi Badenoch’s pledge to ‘get all our oil and gas out of North Sea’ torn apart
“It’s a mature basin. There’s barely any gas left”
Reform picked dead woman to run for a London mayoral election
The party’s vetting and candidate selection failures keep coming thick and fast
Isabel Oakeshott fact-checked by X over misleading claim about big business backing Reform UK conference
‘Well. You look really stupid now’
Disability rights campaigners demand disabled people be central to welfare reform
“The absence of disabled voices in the design of welfare systems results in processes that are degrading, overly bureaucratic, and often unfit for purpose—sometimes even life-threatening.”
Greater Manchester MPs back free school bus pass for homeless children
Families placed far from their homes often find themselves unable to walk to their previous schools, creating additional stress and barriers to education.
International scientists reject UK research jobs due to soaring visa fees, putting vital cancer research at risk
“It’s the equivalent of saying the Premier League cannot hire any footballers who come from overseas. What would that do to high-quality football? It would disintegrate – and that is exactly what they are doing to us in science.”
Pro-immigration policies and green energy adoption behind socialist Spain’s burgeoning economy
Spain’s welcoming and liberal approach to immigration is paying economic dividends.
Christian leaders condemn Nigel Farage’s mass deportation plans: ‘Beneath us as a nation’, top bishop says
‘It is the Christian way to meet those asking for help with compassion and understanding’
Windfall tax on bank profits could raise £8bn a year, report says
IPPR says these two policies could save the taxpayer over £100 billion over the course of this parliament giving the government much needed fiscal headroom and allowing them to support households.