Scotland opens second ‘housing village’ to help people transition out of homelessness
The development follows a similar scheme in Manchester amid growing efforts to tackle homelessness through community-based, supported housing.
Spain approves undocumented migrant amnesty policy, breaking with Europe’s migration crackdown
The aim is to bring those already embedded in Spanish society into the formal economy, ensuring they can work legally, contribute taxes, and access protections.
Viktor Orbán’s defeat exposes Reform’s fragile benchmark
Beyond Hungary, the result may point to something broader. Across Europe, parts of the populist right appear to be encountering limits and have, dare we say it, peaked.
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Meltdown for Musk: Tesla sales crash in Europe as ‘polarising’ CEO blamed
The latest figures show that Tesla experienced a decline in sales across five European countries in January, including a fall of nearly 12% in the UK.
Protestors spray paint Glasgow university building over investment in Israeli arms firms
The University of Glasgow has £6.8 million in shares in arms companies such as BAE systems and QinetiQ.
Tories have held ‘top-secret talks’ on merger with Farage’s Reform UK
“Some Tories have concluded that as the election gets closer, the situation could get worse for them. Better to form an alliance sooner rather than later.”
Top 5 union wins over the last month
From succeeding at the latest stage of 10-year Asda equal pay claim to Stagecoach drivers getting an 11% pay rise, unions have been winning
Reform UK’s Blenheim Palace festival in chaos after falling foul of charity law
‘Nigel Farage’s party has had to beat a hasty retreat after stumbling into an aristocratic feud and risking a tangle over charity law’.
Conservative Lord accused of ‘staggering u-turn’ on renters’ rights
Renters’ Reform Coalition analysis found that one in three peers scheduled to speak in the debate were landlords themselves
Local council pension funds investing billions in companies ‘enabling Israel’s genocide’
‘Divestment from Israel’s crimes is a moral and legal imperative that cannot be ignored’
Clamping down on benefit fraudsters preserves the principle of a welfare state
We have a moral imperative to preserve the welfare system, ensure it is sufficiently funded and its distribution works more effectively.
Labour MPs set up parliamentary group to tackle threat of Reform UK
MPs representing the 89 constituencies where Reform came second in last year’s election have formed an informal caucus to counter the threat posed by Nigel Farage’s party
Kemi Badenoch told Conservative Party staff to ‘do better’
With the Tories slipping into third place in the polls, Badenoch called on party staff to raise their game.