Reform are so desperate to find people to stand in the local elections, they’re cold calling members of the public
They’ve even called members of other parties and a Guardian journalist…
Reform slammed for being a ‘posh boys club’
“The only argument going for them is grievance and resentment.
Support for Reform falls to its lowest level in over a year
Not going to plan for Nigel Farage…
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What happened to the government’s promises to protect the environment after Brexit?
Michael Gove committed to protecting the environment after Brexit – but the government have torpedoed plans that would ensure that.
Why Remainers shouldn’t mourn the EEA defeat
Being in the European Economic Area with no say is far inferior to what we have now, writes Best for Britain chief Eloise Todd.
Frances O’Grady: Unions are starting to win the battle against forced self-employment
The Pimlico Plumbers case sends a strong signal: bosses can no longer shun their responsibilities, writes the TUC’s General Secretary.
It’s time to turn the tide on water privatisation
Nationalising our water industry is both feasible and affordable, according to campaign group We Own It.
Labour’s decision to pull us out of the single market was based on distortion
Labour threw away a chance to defeat the government, writes Molly Scott Cato MEP.
Tim Farron: The Tories are breaking their promises to protect child refugees
Britain has a proud history of taking in those fleeing war and persecution. But we are falling behind on our responsibilities.
Le Tour de Frack: Activists have found a new way to highlight the fracking debate
The push for shale gas is still strong – but campaigners are riding to ‘reclaim the power’.
Don’t buy the myths – staying in the EEA is vital for Britain
As MPs prepare to vote on whether to keep Britain in the European Economic Area, Labour MP Ian Murray takes down the four key arguments for leaving.
Tory MP shouted ‘suicide’ as solution to devolution debate
The Speaker refused to act – yet the SNP MP targeted was removed for ‘disorderly’ conduct for demanding vote during PMQs today.
Why Remainers are split on EEA membership
It all comes down to whether you think Brexit can and should be stopped…