Nigel Farage brutally mocked after trying to explain why Reform MPs walked out of PMQs
“Petulant hissy fit man having highlighted the very reason why he is unfit for office then plays on it to the crowd of paying gullibles.”
Reform’s growing list of policy U-turns
Reform has dropped its pledge to part-nationalise water and energy companies in its latest U-turn
Reform’s year in power in local government: A year of tax rises, cuts and defections
Nothing but broken promises, council tax rises and infighting among its councillors.
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The journey to LGBTQ+ equality is far from over
‘With hate crimes against trans people hitting record highs last year, the importance of protecting and preserving trans rights is not something we can take lightly.’
Black children four times more likely to be strip-searched than white children in England and Wales
An appropriate adult was not confirmed to be present in 45% of all strip-searches of children that took place between July 2022 and June 2023
Train strikes: Full list of dates ASLEF members will be on strike
This is when train drivers will be on strike
Jacob Rees-Mogg ‘thinking very strongly’ about standing in the next general election
The former Tory MP might be plotting a comeback
James Cleverly ahead in latest Tory leadership election poll
Priti Patel is in second place
North-South divide: Social housing challenges more severe in Northern England, research reveals
Concerns are growing about whether the government can ensure that affordable housing is built in the regions where it is most needed, particularly in the north of England.
Sharp decline in international students enrolling at UK universities
The data shows that between January and the end of July, the total number of visa applications fell by 16 percent compared to the same period in the previous year.
Labour urged to develop workplace plan to address childcare recruitment crisis
Education secretary Bridget Phillipson, accused the previous government of having “recklessly rushed out a childcare pledge without a plan to deliver it, leaving working people to pay the price.”
GB News’ criticised for sensationalising minor benefit fraud case involving part-time musician
Readers questioned the relevance of the story given the broader context of fraud in the UK.