Tom Watson: Britain still imports too much energy risk
Offshore wind, onshore wind, solar and nuclear are not simply climate instruments; they are tools of economic security.
Reform councillor found guilty of breaking electoral law
A by-election will now be triggered
Yet another Reform candidate exposed for liking Islamophobic posts
It’s clear that Reform UK’s vetting still isn’t up to scratch.
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Co-op joins growing list of brands boycotting Israel
The decision follows an earlier move in to stop selling Russian products after the invasion of Ukraine.
Corporate vs human welfare: The story of Drax
There is no means-testing for corporate welfare payments.
Charities urge MPs not to be swayed by government’s welfare bill concessions
‘If current protections are right for disabled people now, why are they not right for disabled people in the future?’
Kim Johnson MP: The government’s ‘concessions’ on disability benefit cuts ‘do not go anywhere near far enough’
‘They would create a two-tier benefits system where people would not be eligible for support because they became sick or disabled at a later date.’
Government rejects Reform UK request for council reorganisation extension
It’s a hard no for Reform UK
What concessions has the government given Labour rebels on the welfare bill?
The government has made some fairly significant concessions, but they will only apply to existing claimants
The government should back regeneration to build new homes and tackle poor-quality existing properties
The government has rightly prioritised housebuilding, committing to build 1.5m net new homes this parliament. But existing homes need investment too.
Labour’s third-country asylum plan shows post-Brexit Britain is ‘in a very dark place’, says Albanian PM
He said “totally shameful” ideas about “dumping immigrants” have been normalised since Brexit
Priti Patel claims she met EU officials to advise them on migration policy
It seems surprising that the EU would want Patel’s advice on migration, given she launched the Tories’ disastrous Rwanda plan
Dozens of Tory MPs warn if Kemi Badenoch is still leader by next spring there will be ‘very little left’
‘We are being frozen out of the national conversation.’ Dozens of MPs believe that if she is still in charge next spring there might be very little left.’