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Brexit may leave each Brit ‘up to £2,300 worse off’, new data suggests
‘Productivity is also down as a result of Brexit, along with a ‘permanent reduction in the willingness to invest’ in the United Kingdom’
Tory MP Bob Stewart to stand down after racial abuse conviction
Stewart was filmed last year telling a Bahraini dissident who was imprisoned and tortured for his human rights activism in the country to ‘go back to Bahrain’.
Environmental campaigners warn Britain will be exposed to more toxic chemicals by loosening post-Brexit regulations
In ‘falling behind the EU,’ the nation’s countryside and consumers will be exposed to ‘more toxic chemicals than our European neighbours.’
Anti-privatisation campaigners urge new health secretary to reinstate NHS as fully public service
‘Our NHS cares about the health of our nation, private companies care to make as much profit as possible.’
Truss-supporting economists call for minimum wage to be frozen, then cut
‘Is it too much of a stretch to recognise that poverty is the CAUSE of poor growth.’
The Tory Right’s rebellion: What will it mean for Sunak?
The ‘New Conservatives’ are the latest hard right rebel group to enter Rishi Sunak’s crowded factional horizon. They join a long line of party caucuses jostling for political space.
James Cleverly’s biggest gaffes
The Home Secretary and MP for Braintree, appeared to forget his new job title.
Labour now more trusted than Tories on every major issue
Labour are even ahead in traditional Tory areas like crime and immigration
Caroline Lucas on 13 years as the Green Party’s only MP
In an exclusive interview for Left Foot Forward, Caroline Lucas reflects on her time in parliament, gives her verdict on the last five Tory prime ministers and expresses her concerns about Labour under Keir Starmer.
What the Autumn Statement should deliver, and what Jeremy Hunt will do instead
“Overall, the government is unlikely to charter a new course for the economy or provide relief for millions of households though with an eye on next year’s general election it may throw a crumb or two to bribe the electorate.”
