5 things we learned from Sir Olly Robbins giving evidence on Peter Mandelson’s appointment
Pressure is piling on the prime minister over the Mandelson scandal ahead of the local elections
Reform in turmoil: Deputy group leader of Cornwall Council defects
The bitter infighting and defections that have plagued Reform continue.
Nigel Farage refuses to commit to probing deputy’s corporation tax amid reports he failed to pay £100,000
Farage is choosing to bury his head in the sand
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Tory press in hysterics over King’s Speech
One of the most hysterical reactions to the speech was to the proposed ban on ‘conversion therapy.’
Shell reneges on ‘advanced recycling’ of plastics
As crucial environmental developments like this go unnoticed, the media continues to fixate on Just Stop Oil, prioritising sensationalist headlines over stories with genuine environmental impact.
Ofcom: Who watches the watchdog?
At best, the media watchdog appears weak, failing to uphold impartiality by not cracking down on broadcasters like GB News. At worst, Ofcom could be seen as a political organisation, a “biased referee,” as former BBC reporter Robin Aitken described it.
Telegraph’s Brexit U-turn: Move to EU to avoid UK red tape
‘Such an ironic headline from the paper that told us to leave the EU. Incredible, and no shame whatsoever.’
Inclusion of Hillsborough Law, Martyn’s Law, and Awaab’s Law in King’s Speech hailed as victory for people power
‘This announcement has the potential to save and change lives for the many, not the few.’
These are the steps the new government would take if it was serious about tackling poverty
Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer makes the case for scrapping the two child benefit cap, rent controls, and council house building
Ed Miliband calmly dispatches Lee Anderson after Reform UK MP’s ‘gotcha moment’ spectacularly backfires
Not a good day for Lee Anderson…
Labour Party declares more donations than all other parties combined during general election campaign
The Labour Party’s biggest donor and the biggest donor of the campaign during this year’s general election was Lord Sainsbury, the former chairman of the Sainsbury’s supermarket chain.
‘Shouldn’t you be in Parliament?’: Nigel Farage is being mocked for abandoning his constituents
“As an elected member of Parliament, shouldn’t you be in that Parliament?”
The Labour Party needs to take on neo-liberalism and the rich
The government has inherited lots of social problems but problems caused by neoliberalism can’t be dissolved by more neoliberalism