Woke-Bashing of the Week: The ‘queen of woke’? A headline built on a derogatory nickname by an anonymous source
A successful woman associated with inclusion initiatives makes for an even more convenient villain.
Right-Wing Media Watch: Government wakes up to media plurality threat in Mail-Telegraph bid
Ofcom’s handling of, and ultimate decision, on the probe, will be more than a single change of ownership. It will be a test serve as a test of how seriously the UK treats media plurality.
Young Britons signal overwhelming support for reversing Brexit
“The kids are alright…”
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Tom Hayes MP: ‘The lesson from recent election results isn’t to stop net zero it’s to tackle hopelessness’
‘With Reform you get people investing in net zero and then opposing it and that doesn’t make sense to me.’
Nigel Farage misses key Brexit debate to go on European holiday
“Nigel Farage clearly cares so passionately about this issue he’s decided he can’t get up from his sunbed to represent his constituents or his party.”
Reform UK gives up on running Cornwall council after failing to form coalition
Despite having turned down a coalition, Reform is now trying to claim it was ‘denied’ power
Chris Curtis MP sets out what Labour needs to do to reach its target of building 1.5 million homes
‘We have a shortage of planners and the key question is how do we get them in place in local councils we need more than just 300…’
Six big warnings about the rise of Farage
To arm ourselves against Reform’s rise to power, we need first to recognise the most vulnerable parts of our current political landscape.
Most Britons want closer ties with EU amid Keir Starmer’s reset deal, latest poll finds
Maybe the right-wing tabloids should reflect the ‘will of the people’.
Priti Patel embarrasses herself criticising Starmer’s EU reset deal
“How is any of that a surrender?”
Daily Mail brutally mocked for ‘Day the Brexit Dream Died’ headline
The latest deal with the EU gives the UK a number of wins, not only on food exports but will also mean that Brits will no longer have to queue for long periods at EU airports and ports.
A hopeful new beginning: but isn’t it time Labour re-thought its Brexit red lines?
‘It’s a reminder that when ideology is put aside and pragmatism is embraced, progress tends to occur.’
Blow for Badenoch as Lib Dems overtake the Tories in new poll
The Tories have dropped into fourth place for the first time since 2019