How do we defeat Reform and the far right?
Hear from Hope Not Hate’s Nick Lowles at the first edition of LFF Live
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Here’s how Labour figures and unions have reacted to Morgan McSweeney’s resignation
Figures within Labour have unanimously said McSweeney was right to step down, but some are now calling for Keir Starmer to follow his lead
Reform UK councillor quits party over plans to hike council tax by 10%
As many as eight of the 13 local councils run by Nigel Farage’s party have hinted at plans to raise council tax by next year
‘A British ICE’ – Far-right fantasy or creeping reality?
The UK already has its own version of ICE. Reform UK and the far-right dream of taking that sinister approach even further
Woke-bashing of the week – The FT, woke? Surely not!
The author argues the FT has shifted from a “candid elite forum” and the “best of the British free-thinking tradition,” to a “timid, risk-averse rag.”
Right-Wing Media Watch: Freedom to what, exactly? The Daily Express and the Brexit fantasy
“WHAT FREEDOM? IT GAVE US NOTHING GAHHHHHHHH.”
What is UpScrolled and why are progressives flocking to it?
“I watched first-hand as meaningful stories disappeared from feeds, while harmful disinformation thrived.”
From ‘deeply uncomfortable’ to Dubai darling: Farage flip-flops on UAE Telegraph bid
His change of tone comes as Reform seeks to raise funds and boost its political profile among wealthy British expatriates in the Gulf.
The Epstein files and the right’s ‘selective transparency’
Even the young women and children who suffered because of the egos and sexual appetites of these powerful men are increasingly marginalised, and certainly the obscure source of Epstein’s wealth becomes lost in the psycho drama of media coverage.
Lee Anderson reminded of his own political defections, after post asking if Oswald Mosley was a Labour MP
“As I understand it Mosley dumped his Labour tendencies when the world of fascism beckoned – remind you of anyone 30p…?”
National Insurance is a regressive tax that hits the less well-off hardest
Compared to income tax, national insurance contributions attract little sustained scrutiny even though they provide large amounts to the public purse.