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Pressure is piling on the prime minister over the Mandelson scandal ahead of the local elections
Reform in turmoil: Deputy group leader of Cornwall Council defects
The bitter infighting and defections that have plagued Reform continue.
Nigel Farage refuses to commit to probing deputy’s corporation tax amid reports he failed to pay £100,000
Farage is choosing to bury his head in the sand
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The Tories just showed their utter contempt for those hurt by Universal Credit
The government didn’t even try to defend their controversial welfare reforms, failing to take part in a vote last night.
Could the Commons block a Brexit ‘no deal’ as John McDonnell suggested?
It all comes down to how much a divorce deal would cost.
Thousands of NHS workers are assaulted every year. It’s time we protected them
Chris Bryant is calling for tougher sentences on those who attack our emergency service workers. MPs have a chance to put that into practice on Friday.
Six ways the UK’s financial regulation system is a protection racket for the elite
Regulators and government keep covering for large corporations’ failures. After yet another stitch up, accounting expert Prem Sikka is calling it out.
BREAKING: Corbyn just scored a huge win on Universal Credit helpline charges
Scrapping charges for the botched benefits scheme’s helpline is a significant victory for campaigners.
Co-operatives can help us fix our broken economy. Labour is right to embrace them
The Co-operative Party celebrated its 100th anniversary last weekend. Its ideas are more important than ever.
Here’s how automation will take up to 40 per cent of UK jobs in the near future
The speed at which AI and automation take jobs will ‘dramatically outstrip that of previous technological revolutions’, the new report warns.
Brexit poses an ‘extreme risk’ to Britain’s food security. Don’t ignore the warnings
As food security begins to decline across the world, Britain is entering dangerous territory in trying to leave the single market.
Brexit ‘no deal’ will hit poorest hardest as import prices soar, new report shows
Over 3m low-income families would be about £500 worse off as tariffs on EU goods are imposed and high street prices rise.
German unions are pushing for a 28 hour working week. We need to too
They’re preparing for automation, which is likely to eliminate millions of manufacturing jobs in the future.