Miriam Cates reminded why British conservatives remain wary of Viktor Orbán
The criticism wasn’t confined to social media pile-ons.
Two pints and a packet of populism: How the establishment is switching to Reform
So much for “anti-establishment.” Reform’s high-profile recruitment drive, hoovering up failed Conservative politicians whom the public roundly rejected, reeks of old-era Conservatism.
UKIP’s new logo sparks mockery (and concern!)
“This is not a parody.”
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Tory rebellion threat over ‘cruel’ plan to criminalise homelessness
‘Another law that criminalises homelessness will be another broken promise from the Tory government’
Keir Starmer’s condemnation of ‘terror’ in Gaza is a step forward: but just the beginning
Starmer’s language at the Concordia event which I attended as part of the organising team represents a seismic shift in the Labour Party’s approach both to the Middle East conflict
Laurence Fox barred from standing in London mayoral election after nomination forms error
Fox took to X, formerly Twitter, to put his exclusion from the mayoral contest down to ‘political corruption’ in posts which have since been deleted.
We must campaign for a Wales which has the powers it needs to create true equality for all
We cannot gamble with people’s lives on waiting for a more progressive government in Westminster – for our action plan to have teeth, we must set out the steps for taking the power to enact it.
MUST WATCH: Gordon Brown perfectly sums up why the two-child benefit cap is unfair
Ending the two-child benefit cap would lift 250,000 children out of poverty, and lessen the effects of poverty on a further 850,000, according to the Child Poverty Action Group.
Angela Rayner says she will not slow down the rollout of Labour’s New Deal for Working People
“What we won’t have is people working regular hours who are given a zero hour contract and no security”
How the Tories failure to tackle the housing crisis fuels UK poverty
A recent report found UK housing the ‘worse value for money’ of any advanced economy
Labour must talk about the day-to-day lack of control that so many feel
Labour will need to connect with voters’ deep sense of lacking control and demonstrate how a Labour government will allow them to ‘take back control’ of their everyday lives.
Lee Anderson gets schooled in Net Zero row with green energy boss
The Tory defector took aim at ‘net zero nonsense’, before being challenged in the community notes
‘Heartbreaking’: Shocking decline in public satisfaction with NHS under Tories
‘The NHS isn’t failing, it’s being failed. What an appalling act of state vandalism’