10 wildest comments from members of Kemi Badenoch’s new shadow cabinet
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How Brexit has led to a rise in the exploitation of migrant workers
‘Exploited workers need politicians that see the links between Brexit, austerity and workers’ rights’
Calls grow for MPs to launch an inquiry into ‘failing’ voter ID implementation
“We’ve long warned of the potential impact of voter ID – a policy that will make it harder for millions to cast their vote and potentially shut many out from the ballot box. But if the government insist on introducing this damaging policy it must be done right.”
Tory MP Andrew Bridgen faces suspension from the Commons for breaking lobbying rules
Bridgen had ‘demonstrated a very cavalier attitude to the House’s rules on registration and declaration of interests, including repeatedly saying that he did not check his own entry in the register’.
Daily Mail slammed for latest front page which complains about how many of us are ‘born abroad’
“Why is this front page news and why does it even matter? I was born overseas. One of our recent Prime Ministers was also. So what?”
Glasgow workers become first to secure union recognition in an Apple store
The historic moment will see the workers represented by GMB
PMQs: Rishi Sunak refuses to commit to raising benefits and pensions in line with inflation
Rishi Sunak dodged the question on benefits and pensions from the SNP’s Ian Blackford
We need root and branch repeal of Britain’s anti-union laws
“It makes no sense to promise repeal of just one or even two parts of this process, we need a root and branch approach to introduce a new framework of guaranteed rights and freedoms that will repeal the whole edifice of anti-union laws in place since 1980.”
COP27: Rishi Sunak will attend climate talks
The prime minister had previously ruled out joining the international summit
Campaigners celebrate Channel 4’s 40th birthday with call for privatisation to be stopped
Campaigners have delivered giant birthday cards to the broadcaster’s headquarters
Expanding free school meals is essential to help families cope with the cost of living crisis
Every child in households receiving Universal Credit should be guaranteed free school meals