Who are Reform’s biggest donors?
Reform UK’s donors this quarter include crypto investor Christopher Harborne, the owner of the Daily Mail’s wife and Sotheby’s
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Doctors and teachers have faced ‘unprecedented’ pay cuts in recent years, IFS says
Average public sector pay at the end of 2023 was 1% lower than at the start of 2007
Tories delete Labour attack video using footage of New York instead of London
‘I can’t believe Labour have failed New York like this!’
Paul Nowak: Conservative attacks on the right to protest threaten free speech, free assembly and open democracy
‘The threat to protest and the undermining of the right to strike raise questions about the UK’s commitment to open democracy’
Lee Anderson slammed for provocative and inaccurate tweet about Rejoin march
‘30p Lee is ignoring that there were 30 events all around the country and the Liverpool march was just one regional event.’
Thousands of foreign nurses are abandoning Britain to find work abroad
‘It’s no joke that nurse pay in the UK is joint bottom of 35 OECD countries.’
Energy minister disputes Jeremy Hunt’s £100K is ‘not a huge salary’ comments
“I think £100,000 is a very good salary.”
Junior doctors in Wales start longest walkout to date
The Welsh government says it will continue to press the UK government for the necessary funding to ensure “full and fair pay rises for public sector workers.”
Over 50,000 sign petition calling to close legal loophole that subjects seafarers to appalling work conditions
‘Employment conditions for P&O Ferries agency crew have further deteriorated, fire and re-hire has not been banned and the government has continued to spend taxpayers’ money on P&O Ferries.’
NHS nurses are effectively working for free, a new study finds
‘Ministers who once seemed glad to applaud NHS staff should reflect on this terrible state of affairs.’
The Battle for the Torygraph
Abu Dhabi-backed investment fund RedBird IMI’s hunt for profitable investments in media, sport and entertainment in Britain, has hit regulatory obstacles in its bid for the Telegraph and its right-wing stablemate the Spectator.