Labour’s drift to the right could risk Keir Starmer being a one-term prime minister
The government’s honeymoon has been short lived.
The government’s honeymoon has been short lived.
When it comes to political donations, Musk is not the problem
‘The continued denuding of local democracy will stymie real change and open the door to the far right even wider’
In Scotland, zero-hour contracts have hit record highs, with many people under employed with contracts averaging just 18.4 hours a week – far less than the stability needed to build a secure life.
Starmer ‘is willing to stand up against populist trends to deliver on the big, difficult issues, and there’s none bigger than housing’.
Planning committees are often dominated by councillors whose decisions reflect political convenience and vocal local opposition rather than the broader public interest.
Such a strategy was tried in 1970s and came to grief in the mid-1970s secondary banking crash.
When a constituent approached me about their eVisa, which is an online record of immigration status, it served as a warning about a potential risk of a repeat of the Windrush scandal.
The government definitely needed a reset. But it missed a crucial mission.
The council’s airport company has contributed nearly £500 million over the past two decades to frontline services and community and charitable organisations.