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.”
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Angela Rayner roasts Mel Stride at PMQs
“I’m embarrassed every week that somebody comes here from their opposition who doesn’t apologise for the mess they left this country in.”
Nigel Farage’s non-doms policy mocked as ‘sweetheart deal with super-rich’ at PMQs
‘Reform UK doing sweetheart deals with the super-rich is a betrayal of British working people.’
Painful to watch: Reform councillor in car crash interview as he admits he has ‘no idea’
In an excruciating interview, a Reform councillor struggled to answer basic questions about his role and admitted that he did not know about his council’s relationship with a key partner. Councillor James Walker-Gurley, a senior cabinet member at Nottinghamshire Countytest
Zia Yusuf’s claim council spends £100 million on staff working from home branded ‘ridiculous nonsense’
‘This is just ridiculous nonsense designed to wind people up.’
Andy Burnham backs plans to give 16 year olds the right to vote
The Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham has backed the government’s plans to give 16 year olds the right to vote, after fears that the policy had been side-lined. Labour had included in its manifesto a pledge to reduce thetest
Sadiq Khan and Andy Burnham back growing Labour rebellion against disability benefit cuts
The Labour mayors have urged Keir Starmer to listen to MPs and rethink the cuts
How the BBC dismantles the left without us noticing
BBC right-wing bias is peculiarly dangerous precisely because it is subtle and exploits the corporation’s reputation for impartiality
Why this Labour government should recognise Somaliland
Recognition of Somaliland could be a meaningful reset, an area where Labour in government and a Trump administration in Washington can align on values, strategy, and outcomes.
Activists unveil anti-Bezos banner ahead of Amazon billionaire’s Venice wedding
‘Jeff Bezos is the second-richest man in the world yet is reported to pay a 1.1% true tax rate.’
Reform’s Zia Yusuf falls apart in BBC interview trying to explain how his party’s non-dom policy will work
Yusuf’s in a muddle…