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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So much for levelling up: £140 billion transport investment shortfall reveals stark north-south divide
Enough to build seven Elizabeth lines.
Muslim Council of Britain condemns Israeli strikes on Iran in ‘strongest possible terms’
“This is the act of a genocidal regime dragging the world toward catastrophic war.”
SNP to end two-child benefit cap, as pressure mounts on Labour to do the same
“Families can’t wait any longer, they’ve waited for the UK government and there’s been no action.”
European watchdog warns austerity has undermined UK’s response to violence against women
In 2023, more than half of women escaping domestic abuse were turned away from safe refuges because of chronic shortages.
Here is how every MP voted on the Assisted Dying Bill
The landmark legislation has passed its third reading with a majority of 23 votes.
Trade unions issue joint call for Thames Water to be brought into full public ownership
With the company’s future looking precarious, trade unions have issued a joint call calling for the company’s nationalisation.
‘Man of the people’ Nigel Farage skips MP duties for day at the races
Will he be in Parliament to vote today or is it another at the Royal Ascot for Farage?
Most Britons say they would support rejoining the EU ahead of Brexit vote anniversary
A majority of the public now regret the vote to leave.
Reform council leader in North Northamptonshire ‘distances’ himself from ‘Doge’
‘It is like he’s trying to distance himself from it, calling it an Efficiency Review instead of calling it what it is, ‘Doge’.’
Reform officials met with Viktor Orban aides for advice on welfare policy
That Reform feels comfortable seeking advice on welfare from such a regime speaks volumes about the values the party holds.