Reform’s first year running councils: ‘The atmosphere in the chamber has changed’
Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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Woke-bashing of the week: The Sun’s latest NHS panic
The paper cast the story as yet another example of equality and diversity spiralling out of control, complete with “fury,” “bans,” and the usual parade of indignant critics.
Right-Wing Media Watch: Daily Mail faces renewed scrutiny over allegations of intrusive reporting
Questions are once again being raised about the standards of the journalism at the Daily Mail.
“I agree with me”: Lee Anderson’s self-congratulatory tweet backfires
“Attention seeking from the politically inept party.”
Polls suggest pro-independence majority ahead of May 7 Scottish election
The polls suggest that while no single party may secure a majority, the balance of the next Scottish Parliament could hinge on the combined strength of pro-independence parties.
‘Angry Leftie women’: the real politics behind the ‘femosphere’ moral panic
The question isn’t why young women are “angry.” It’s why their autonomy is being positioned as a political problem, one that is increasingly tied to immigration, birth rates, and national identity, and used to justify a broader rollback of rights.
Liz Truss sparks ridicule with claim “if we had Kamala Harris, the West would be facing a very very serious crisis”
“Every time I have to make a decision I think to myself “what would Liz Truss do?””
Jon Trickett MP: The Mandelson vetting scandal exposes something much deeper about how the government is run
‘Securing Mandelson’s position in Washington, within that network, was clearly a high priority.’
Anas Sarwar roasts Reform UK on Question Time
‘I want Reform to get absolutely pumped in his election’
What would a good night look like for the Greens at the 2026 elections?
Could the Greens win big this year?