10 wildest comments from members of Kemi Badenoch’s new shadow cabinet
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Ex-Tory chair tears into Suella Braverman saying she committed ‘multiple breaches’ of ministerial code
“From my own knowledge there were multiple breaches of the ministerial code”
No free trade deal should be agreed with India until it protects workers’ rights
Indian unions representing 47 million workers are urging the UK to suspend negotiations with Narendra Modi’s government until it respects basic international labour standards.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 4, October 2022
The news you didn’t see this week…
Rishi Sunak grilled at PMQs for boasting about withdrawing funding from deprived urban areas
“Rather than apologise or pretend he meant something else, why doesn’t he do the right thing and undo the changes he made to those funding formula?”
Wera Hobhouse MP: Truss is gone, but Trussonomics lives on in a Bill that will destroy independent financial regulation
While we have witnessed the drama and turbulence of recent weeks, a process of comparable significance to our economic future has been quietly proceeding in the background.
Rishi Sunak slammed for staggering hypocrisy after reappointing Suella Braverman Home Secretary
“At noon Rishi Sunak promised “integrity, professionalism & accountability. At 5pm he made Suella Braverman Home Secretary”
Why are the public being made to pay for excessive corporate energy use?
‘As part of concerted, focused drives, France, Germany and Spain, among other states, have brought in measures like maximum heating and cooling levels for shops and offices, bans on night time use of neon shop signs and other excessive lighting’
Jacob Rees-Mogg resigns from government and people are glad to see the back of him
“We can only hope he takes his green light for fracking and for trashing hundreds of pieces of EU legislation with him.”
Tens of thousands of Tory members set to leave the party after being denied vote in leadership
“The Conservative Party is going to lose tens of thousands of members as a result of what has happened today, and for those that remain it will make them less likely to want to go out and knock on doors at the next election.”
Only 4 in 10 say they are pleased Sunak is the next PM, with more than half wanting a general election now
Most of the public aren’t feeling so hopeful after Rishi Sunak’s coronation as Tory leader, with only four in ten saying that they are pleased he has become Prime Minister. A snap YouGov poll after the announcement that Sunak hadtest