Musk’s tirade against Spain’s prime minister backfires
“No wonder Musk hates Sánchez.”
From Jim Ratcliffe to the Ballot Box: How offshore billionaires still shape British politics
There’s little surprise that Ratcliffe and Farage harbour respect for each other. As well as both loathing immigration, Reform’s top donors use similar offshore arrangements, 75% of their funding comes from just three mega wealthy men with offshore ties.
Charities pull together to highlight the link between climate issues and poverty and hunger
“Environmental change doesn’t put us all in the same boat. It just worsens the storm you’re in.”
Latest Posts
Most young people unlikely to vote Reform poll finds, in blow to Nigel Farage
‘Just because young people see Reform’s content doesn’t mean they’re buying into it.’
The full list of Labour MPs who voted against Keir Starmer’s welfare reform bill
The bill eventually passed after a series of last-minute climbdowns that stripped back much of the controversial reform package to avoid rebellion.
Welfare Bill: How every MP voted on the disability benefit cuts
Find out how your MP voted on the Welfare Bill
The government’s Disability Benefit Cuts Bill is impossible to support
Labour MP Chris Hinchliff explains why he doesn’t support the disability benefit cuts
Bob Vylan release statement after Glastonbury controversy
“We are being targeted for speaking up. We are not the first. We will not be the last.”
Poll shows public are opposed to government’s disability benefit cuts
Opposition is almost universal across the political spectrum
Major indie band to pull all music from Spotify over founder’s links to defence firm
“We don’t want our music killing people”
Palestine Action: Over 600 public figures call for government not to proscribe direct action group
Caroline Lucas, George Monbiot and Alice Oseman are among the signatories
How puddles are blocking building the homes we need
There are many barriers to building the new homes we so urgently need, but puddles are perhaps the most surprising
The Glastonbury controversies show we need a more nuanced understanding of free speech
The very founding document of liberal free speech principles makes the argument that free speech is context-dependent, not absolute