Nigel Farage heckled yet again on local elections campaign trail
‘You’re not welcome here’
‘Staunch’ Reform members win Nigel Farage’s energy bill giveaway
‘Is this legal?’
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.
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The EU claims it’s getting tough on tax evasion – this couldn’t be further from the truth
Their new blacklist of 17 countries omits the nations where most of the world’s offshore wealth is hidden.
Brexit shambles: leaving EU impact studies don’t even exist, the Tories just admitted
David Davis just said the government has not investigated the economic impact of Brexit — they’ve been lying to Parliament all along.
To be a truly progressive party Labour need a Manifesto for Social Rights
People have a inalienable right to a decent home, a good healthcare system, education, and social security. Labour need to start stating this.
The UK is now heading towards staying in the Single Market and the Customs Union
Two developments today have made a soft Brexit much more likely. Things are about to get very interesting indeed.
A leading Brexiteer think tank is being investigated over links to Russia
The Legatum Institute has become the latest organisation to be investigated over links to Russia, amid growing claims of Kremlin interference in the EU referendum.
Why Sadiq Khan needs the powers to rein in London’s rental market
The Mayor is consulting on a new housing strategy for the capital. Rent controls have to form part of that, say the London Housing Campaign.
Universal Credit may have dominated the headlines, but disability benefits are in chaos too
A personal experience of what sanction targets in the Personal Independence Payments system are doing to claimants and their families.
A date has been set for Donald Trump’s visit: now let’s plan the biggest protest in UK history
A million or more could march against the President when he visits in February.
If Northern Ireland can stay in the Single Market, the rest of the UK can too
Today’s revelations – if true – pose huge questions for both Brexiteers and unionists.
To tackle Britain’s social mobility crisis, we need to raise the status of teachers
The mass resignation of the Social Mobility Commission over the weekend shows just how much we need to do to deal with unequal life chances in the UK.