10 wildest comments from members of Kemi Badenoch’s new shadow cabinet
From the offensive to the bizarre
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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.’
More than half of state school teachers report surge in pupil hunger
‘It’s a scandal that in one of the world’s richest countries growing numbers of children are going without basics such as food and warm clothing.’
Flooring factory employees in Manchester secure large pay rise
Following a series of strikes over pay that started in early September, workers at Polyflor Ltd., a vinyl flooring manufacturer, have accepted a pay rise offer of 9 percent.
How Brexit has been an unmitigated disaster for the Tories (and the country)
As turmoil within the Tory party festers, at the helm of the infighting is Brexit.
Suella Braverman sent ‘alternative’ advent calendar with ‘hopes and dreams’ for migrants
Following her own Rwanda deportation ‘dream’, activists are calling on the home secretary for a more compassionate approach to immigration.
Sajid Javid’s 10 worst moments as a Tory MP
Sajid Javid is standing down as an MP. He won’t be missed.
Tory MP admits it’s ‘almost impossible for the Conservatives to win the next election’, warning more MPs will quit
“Many of my colleagues will be thinking ‘Do I want to do much more of this? Do I want to go down to Electoral defeat?”
Jacob Rees-Mogg mocked after comments resurface promising ‘savings on cheese and fish fingers’ as food prices soar
“Is that the best you can do, cheese and fish fingers?”
Tories thrashed in Chester by-election, suffering their worst result since 1832
The 13.8% swing from Tory to Labour, is the sixth biggest between the parties since 1945, and more than the 12.7% in Wakefield in June.
Brexit has added nearly £6bn to UK food bills in two years, new research reveals
The average household bill has seen a rise in its food bills of £210 in those years, with poorer households disproportionately affected.