Keir Starmer says he is fed up with Trump and Putin as Britons feel effect of war
Families are facing a hike in fuel and energy costs and thousands of small UK firms’ energy bills are set to more than double due to the conflict.
Reform UK donor runs company linked to sanctioned Iranian conglomerate
John Simpson donated £200,000 to Reform last year
Right-wing spat: Rupert Lowe says Nigel Farage has ‘banned him from GB News’
Lowe has accused Farage of censoring him
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There’s now proof that workers’ power is good for the economy
More economic democracy – union power, workers’ rights, decentralisation of and democratic engagement in decision-making – creates better productivity and a stronger, more secure economy.
Poll: majority of MPs believe UK can remain in the single market despite Brexit
And Labour and Tory MPs disagree with the party leaders on a host of other Brexit issues.
Is this the beginning of the end for the £200bn PFI disaster? It’s been a long time coming
“The outsourcing party is over” Labour will promise today – and the call to end PFI is supported by some unlikely figures.
Young people will pay the highest price for Brexit, but there’s more to it than just economics
Brexit will destroy relationships, sunder families and narrow the outlook of future generations.
If ‘taking back control’ means anything, we need a second referendum on the terms of Brexit
It was grossly unclear what people were voting for the first time around.
Under the surface, there’s another NHS crisis
The crisis in A&E dominates the headlines – but mental health provision is being torn up across the country.
Why Donald Trump backs a hard Brexit
It’s in the US’ interest for us to break all ties with the EU. But to stand up to bullies like Trump, we need real negotiating clout.
This simple change in the law could save our music venues
After a concerted campaign, the government have agreed to back new legislation which could protect live music in the UK.
BREAKING: The public back remaining in Single Market and Customs Union
Voters reject Theresa May’s harsh Brexit – suggesting Labour’s Parliamentary rebels have public backing.
A ‘Minister for Loneliness’ won’t fix our broken society
Tory policies have fragmented society and left us all feeling isolated. Creating a ‘Minister for Loneliness’ now is too little too late