Jeremy Corbyn brands government ‘devoid of morality’ over failure to condemn kidnapping of Maduro
“Bombing a sovereign nation and kidnapping its president is a blatant and flagrant violation of international law”
Reform Chairman had 10 firms struck off for breaking company law
“The only company which appears to currently be active – a consulting firm in his name – is now also late filing its returns.”
Jon Trickett MP: Trump’s attack on Venezuela is designed to expand America’s weakening economic and political hegemony
Their decision to wreck the existing world order can be stopped but it will not happen if governments like ours choose to shelter under the Eagle’s wings.
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Brexit cuts British food exports to the EU by nearly £3bn per year
Exports to the EU have fallen by an average of 16% per year in the last three years
Britons favour proportional representation over First Past the Post, poll finds
It comes after MPs narrowly voted in favour of reforming the voter system, in what was a symbolic vote, unlikely to become law, earlier this week.
Tory prison expansion plan to cost £4bn more than planned, damning NAO report finds
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Kemi Badenoch humiliated at PMQs as Keir Starmer reminds her that ‘two of her predecessors had convictions for breaking the COVID rules’
‘Mr Speaker I gently remind her that two of her predecessors had convictions for breaking Covid rules.’
Revealed: The first rail services to be brought back into public ownership
“John Major’s decision to privatise British Rail in 1994 was foolish, ideologically-driven, and doomed to fail.”
MPs support proportional representation system for UK elections in symbolic vote
t comes after MPs from across the political divide came together last month to issue a cross-party call for Britain’s First Past the Post voting system to be scrapped.