BMA hits back at prime minister’s 48-hour deadline to cancel doctor strikes
‘Creating posts and improving patient care should not be dependent on calling off a strike.’
Reform’s plan to rip up workers’ rights is ‘massively out of step’ with the British public, new mega-poll reveals
The TUC and Hope Not Hate’s poll has found that the Employment Rights’ Act is ‘hugely popular’, including in Reform MPs’ constituencies
Anti-establishment? Reform looking at packing House of Lords with hundreds of peers
Reform says it is “working on recruiting those people as we speak” out of a fear “every unelected body in the country will be hostile to us.”
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Former Labour MP Beth Winter quits party
“I cannot in all conscience remain in a political party that is pursuing an authoritarian political agenda whose primary objective is to retain the neoliberal status quo”
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UK rates of school absence due to damp-related illnesses 80% higher than European average
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March for Clean Water: Activists head to London demanding urgent action on sewage crisis
‘It’s time to reclaim our right to clean and abundant water for all people across the UK.’
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Brexiteers in meltdown over France’s proposed surcharge on top attractions
‘Another Brexit benefit’
Amid devastating floods in Spain, activists rally against Shell’s record profits
‘It’s time for Shell to pay up’
8 damning polling stats that show the new Tory leader won’t be able to revive the party
The public haven’t warmed to the Tories