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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Foreign Office faces legal challenge over pause in UNRWA funding for Gaza
UK could be sued over decision to stop funding a key UN agency delivering aid to Gaza
Suella Braverman to speak alongside far-right Viktor Orban at Conservative event
Braverman will be addressing the upcoming National Conservatism Conference in April as a keynote speaker
Top 5 big Unite the union wins so far this year
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Tory campaign video gets hit with 3 community notes after misleading claims
The first community note states that the UK tax burden under the Conservatives is the highest in 70 years.
The shocking charts which show the scale of poverty under the Tories
The UK has seen the biggest rise in absolute poverty for 30 years
Michael Gove found guilty of standards breach
The Communities Secretary had been placed under investigation in February
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’