Senior Reform UK figures panicking Trump links could cause them electoral damage
Panic has set in among Reform’s senior figures
The House of Lords is increasingly illegitimate
Removing hereditary peers won’t go far enough to give the Lords legitimacy
Nigel Farage defends Senedd candidate’s Nazi salute
The Reform leader has also defended a homophobic joke that the Scottish Reform leader made
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Movement to remove Barclays from football gains momentum
‘Football is supposed to be based on values of fairness and equality – a bank enabling grave human rights abuses has no place in the beautiful game.’
Global arms companies poised for record profits as orders soar
As the global arms industry enjoys unprecedented financial gains fuelled by rising geopolitical tensions and increased military spending, ethical concerns and calls for accountability are also intensifying.
‘No Pride in Detention’: Campaign fights for LGBTQ+ refugees’ rights
‘Millions of people voted against the cruelty of the previous government and its mistreatment of those seeking sanctuary. Continuing with these plans is a missed opportunity for meaningful change.’
Workers to get right to request four-day week under Labour’s workers’ rights overhaul
In reforms designed to shift the balance of power from companies to workers, a system of “compressed hours”, which lets an employee work their contracted week’s hours in four days rather than five, will be included in the package of new rights for workers.
Esther McVey condemned for comparing smoking ban with Nazi Germany
‘This is grossly offensive from someone who sat at the Tory cabinet table just months ago.’
The government must abandon Tory policies and give people hope
The government is continuing with Tory policies which would deepen despair and push more people into the arms of right-wing extremists.
Outsourced cleaners at £24,000-a-year private school who had pay unlawfully slashed by 12% secure pay deal
When their pay was unlawfully slashed by 12%, taking it to a lower rate of £11.55 per hour, the cleaners voted unanimously to strike
IFS backs Rachel Reeves’s claim that Labour inherited a worse financial situation than expected
So much for the Tories being the party of ‘sound finances’.
The government shouldn’t ignore workers’ rights in post-Brexit trade deals
Trade unions must be consulted and have a seat at the table
Majority of Britons say that the negatives of Brexit have outweighed the benefits
It comes as Prime Minister Keir Starmer set out his desire to reset relations with the EU