Labour calls for investigation into Richard Tice’s tax affairs
The Reform deputy leader’s property firm avoided paying nearly £600,000 in tax
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The Telegraph’s ‘German’ takeover and why liberals may be celebrating too soon
The new buyer has a long and well-documented tendency to blur the line between journalism and right-wing politics.
Ten years after the Brexit vote, fresh calls made to support UK’s struggling creative industries
Rebuilding cultural ties may have begun, but meaningful change for touring artists has yet to follow.
Calls for British Museum to stop ‘erasing Palestine and supporting genocide’
“The British Museum (must) avoid complicity in genocide, either through its representation of Palestinians and their history or by providing direct support to those that perpetrate or profit from that genocide.”
Union boss slams ‘grifting’ Nigel Farage after he said he regrets taking control of ‘bankrupt’ Worcestershire council
Andrea Egan said “Nigel Farage only likes doing easy things that benefit Nigel Farage.”
Full list of Labour and Tory frontbenchers currently projected to lose their seats
74 Labour frontbenchers are at risk
YouGov dismantles Nigel Farage’s claims its polls downplay support for Reform
The pollster explained how its new methodology accurately predicted Reform’s vote share at the last election
5 Reform UK disasters this week
From U-turning on the Iran war, to disputing YouGov polling and manufacturing outrage over banknotes, Reform has made many missteps this week
Green MP Siân Berry applauded for critique of ‘illegal war’ in Iran on Question Time
‘This war has been no help at all to the people of Iran’
Reform accused of fighting like ‘rats in a sack’ over its NHS policy
Reform’s leader in Wales said he wouldn’t consider changing the NHS to an insurance-based system, despite Nigel Farage consistently saying he would