Ex-Brexit Party MEP named in Nathan Gill messages denies taking pro-Russia bribes
The former leader of UKIP Scotland was named in text messages sent to Nathan Gill
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REVEALED: The most and least popular measures in Rachel Reeves’ budget
This is what the public think of the budget
Labour accused of ‘selling out’ over U-turn on day one unfair dismissal rights
The concession comes after weeks of the legislation bouncing back and forth between the Lords and House of Commons
Nigel Farage rakes in another £200,000 from second jobs
The Reform leader has made over £1.3 million from second jobs since he was elected as an MP in July 2024
The Budget takes steps to tackle cost-of-living crisis but the government must go further, say Labour MPs
Many MPs have welcomed the abolition of the two-child limit but say the government should have focused on making the super rich pay more tax
Zia Yusuf rattled by LBC presenter asking him if Nigel Farage is a Russian asset
Yusuf was grilled over Nathan Gill
Mel Stride says he doesn’t agree with hundreds of thousands of children being lifted out of poverty
The Tory MP thinks lifting children out of poverty is the ‘wrong’ choice…
Covid corruption commissioner chases down nearly £400m of dodgy Tory Covid contracts, says Rachel Reeves
“Tory contracts handed out by Tory ministers to Tory peers and Tory friends and well that money belongs in our schools and in our hospitals and we are getting that money back.”
Five key takeaways from the Autumn Budget
There were some radical choices in Rachel Reeves’ Budget, but some will leave low and middle-income workers paying the price for reducing the national debt
Labour confirms abolition of two-child cap which will reduce child poverty by 450,000
The removal of the cap will benefit 560,000 families by an average of £5,310 per year and reduce child poverty by 450,000, according to the OBR.