Migrant care workers to leaflet Shabana Mahmood’s constituency in protest against ‘cruel’ immigration changes
Unison says the Home Secretary must drop her ‘cruel’ plans to extend the qualifying period for Indefinite Leave to Remain
Bombshell local election poll shows scale of Labour’s trouble in London
Labour are on track for big losses in London
Reform council leader ousted by own councillors in Worcestershire
Reform has switched leaders less than a year after taking control of the council
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Sadiq Khan calls for “zero-tolerance” approach to acid attacks
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Despite what Hammond says, public sector workers are worse off since 2010 – TUC find
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Schools need money from parents to stay “afloat” thanks to cuts
Schools need regular payments from parents to stay afloat, co-founder of Fair Funding for All Schools told a protest rally yesterday. Parents, children, teachers and hundreds of other protestors took part in the Fair Funding for All Schools march throughtest