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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Fresh calls for windfall tax on banks as HSBC reports pre-tax profits of £16.8bn
‘Banks continue to prosper from the same higher interest rates which have forced thousands into mortgage arrears’
Labour announces new pathway for separated Afghan families to reunite
Refugee charities welcome the long-awaited ‘life-changing’ expansion to the resettlement scheme
Nigel Farage condemned for spreading ‘baseless far-right rumours’ after horrific Southport attack
The widower of MP Jo Cox blasted Farage’s response as “vile”
Suella Braverman handed £16.8k of taxpayers’ money when she was sacked
Braverman received £16,876 of taxpayers’ money as part of a “non-taxable exit payment” at the end of last year.
Britain is crying out for bold solutions to save the NHS
‘The NHS needs Keir Starmer to use his huge majority to do whatever it takes, and that begins with telling the truth about the huge investment needed to save it’
Liz Truss is brutally mocked after offering up her opinion on Rachel Reeves’ spending plans
“As you are a disastrously failed PM with the shortest tenure in history and were turfed out by the electorate at the general election, we shall file your contribution appropriately.”
Trade unions welcome pay deal announcements from Chancellor
Union leaders praise change in direction, but warn of divisions in pay restoration for NHS workers
The EU’s signal that it may be ready for closer ties with a Labour government can only be a good thing
With growing opposition among UK voters to Brexit, the damage it has done and an increase in ‘buyers remorse’ any improvements to relations with the EU should be popular in the EU itself.
Age UK condemns Chancellor’s restriction on Winter Fuel Payments
Charities warn older households just above the threshold will be hit hard by the move
Private schools face VAT charge from January 2025, Labour confirms
The Treasury confirmed yesterday that it would apply to payments made in advance for school terms starting after January 1 2025, including any payments made on or after Monday.