Britain is sliding towards billionaire politics: Is Labour too timid to stop it?
Britain has long seen itself as more resistant to the corrosive effects of big money in politics, but recent trends suggest otherwise.
“Has the penny dropped?” Lee Anderson’s climate denial tweet sparks ridicule
“Those scientists, what are they like eh Lee? With their learning and studying and care for the planet when all they need is X and a selfie video…”
New research reveals what the public really thinks about net-zero
This report sheds light on public attitudes to climate policy
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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…
Good Law Project supports former GB News presenter’s legal case against the channel
Albie Amankona was dropped by GB News for calling out racism
Our maternity services are in crisis. It’s time for the government to act.
We need ministers to stop pretending this is someone else’s problem
Priti Patel in car crash interview after being reminded of her own party cutting defence spending
Seems as though Patel doesn’t seem too keen on having her own party’s record pointed out.
These are the 100 Labour MPs backing an amendment to halt the PIP cuts bill
If the amendment passes, it would effectively kill the bill
Tax expert points out glaring flaw in Nigel Farage’s latest policy which leaves £34 billion black hole in public finances
Oh dear, once again Farage’s policies don’t stack up.
MPs raise concerns about Labour’s plan to proscribe Palestine Action as terror group
‘Such a move would be completely non-proportional and a hugely worrying restriction on the right to peaceful protest’
Brexit has blown £40 billion tax hole in public finances, confirming OBR predictions
Nine years on, it seems as though those who had rubbished ‘experts’ for warning about the dire impact of Brexit on the economy, could do with some quiet reflection.
Reform’s Sarah Pochin criticised for making claims about asylum seekers without evidence
‘I simply don’t recognise the picture that Sarah Pochin tries to paint of Runcorn. It’s not based on reality.’