The public know that Farage and Reform, who openly call for a return to austerity and privatising vital services, are not the answer on the cost of living.
Reform had promised to scrap the two-child benefit limit, but Farage says his party will now vote against lifting it
That a journalist was shouted down with shouts of ‘boring’ over such serious allegations of racism and antisemitism shows you how disgraceful Reform UK are.
The government’s investigation into employers paying less than minimum wage failed to look at the unpaid work done by an estimated 2 million public servants.
The Brexit shambles of David Davis earlier in the week are in no way nullified by today’s news — we’re still heading for a disastrous exit from the EU.
Phone up and ask the former chancellor – who is taking part in the charity telethon – why he loves food banks so much. Don’t phone up and donate money.
The Brexit battle bus promised more funding for the NHS. Instead, we may be about to fork out for a £40 billion divorce bill, while hospitals are at capacity and the Tories aren’t willing to pay up.
Immigration detention is inhumane, expensive and pointless. It compounds the trauma of the already traumatised. There is no place for it in today’s Britain.
Already shaken by Brexit, banks are reconsidering their positions in the UK. And it is crucial that they know where they stand with the Labour party.
It’s not the government’s place to dictate how many children lower income families can have.
Their new blacklist of 17 countries omits the nations where most of the world’s offshore wealth is hidden.
David Davis just said the government has not investigated the economic impact of Brexit — they’ve been lying to Parliament all along.
People have a inalienable right to a decent home, a good healthcare system, education, and social security. Labour need to start stating this.
