10 wildest comments from members of Kemi Badenoch’s new shadow cabinet
From the offensive to the bizarre
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Diane Abbott MP: The Public Order Bill has no place in a democratic society
‘This is a government that does not tire of lecturing the rest of the world on democracy and human rights, and yet this is Bill creates two classes of citizens.’
UNHCR says report on asylum seekers from right-wing think tank backed by Suella Braverman contains ‘critical factual and legal errors’
The report endorses a ‘radical crackdown’ on refugee asylum seekers and also calls for indefinite detention of all asylum seekers that enter the UK without prior legal permission to do so.
Fire Brigades Union’s Matt Wrack praised for ‘superb’ media appearances defending strikes for better pay
‘Why should firefighters and other public sector workers and workers anywhere indeed be told to take a pay cut?’
Olivia Blake MP: The Financial Services and Markets Bill poses a major threat to decarbonisation efforts
The Financial Services and Markets Bill has presented us with more of the same Conservative agenda – deregulation, and lip service to climate goals.
Mick Lynch savages GB News and Nigel Farage
“They’re not my favourites. They’re a bunch of right-wing bigots, as far as I can see.”
Nigel Farage’s claim about London and Manchester being ‘minority white cities’ is proven to be false
In London, while 37% of people identified as “White English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or British”, 53.8% of people identified as white in total.
Privatisation has destroyed the social care sector
‘A crisis is social care has been created by underfunding’.
Tory chair Nadhim Zahawi slammed for ludicrous claim that striking nurses are playing into hands of Vladimir Putin
“Personally I think Tory Ministers accepting donations from Oligarchs plays into Putin’s hands more.”
Keir Starmer confirms Labour will abolish the House of Lords and replace it with an elected chamber
“The House of Lords is indefensible, anybody who looks at the House of Lords would struggle to say that it should be kept”
Water bosses blame government inaction for sewage crisis as calls to renationalise water industry grow
‘It is a bleak day for the government when even the water companies are blaming their inaction for the sewage crisis.’