10 wildest comments from members of Kemi Badenoch’s new shadow cabinet
From the offensive to the bizarre
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Tory education minister Andrea Jenkyns called out for peddling fake news and stoking culture wars
There are currently no British universities offering a degree in Harry Potter studies.
Outrage after Tory chair tells people struggling with the cost of living crisis to just ‘get a new job’
“People know that when their bills arrive, they can either cut their consumption or they can get a higher salary, higher wages, go out there and get that new job.”
Exclusive: Amelia Womack refuses to rule out second bid for Green Party leadership
In an interview with Left Foot Forward, Womack said, “I will never shy away from ensuring that I’m putting my experience in to do the best thing for the party”
Nadine Dorries suggests Liz Truss should call a general election.
“If Liz wants a whole new mandate, she must take to the country.”
Liz Truss dishes out a peerage and trade minister job to multi-millionaire Tory donor who is Jacob Rees-Mogg’s business partner
“Dominic Johnson CBE was appointed a minister of state jointly in the Department for International Trade and the Cabinet Office on 2 October 2022.”
Sarah Olney MP: The country is facing a homelessness emergency
‘The government must do more to protect those who need it, such as the 1.5 million who are on low-incomes and on pension credit.’
Humiliation for the Daily Mail: Paper forced to change front page after government’s tax U-turn
“Just LOOK how they changed their front page between edition”
Meet the Councillors who have defected to the Green Party
Left Foot Forward speaks exclusively to three current and former Councillors who defected to the Greens
Enough is Enough gets formal backing of the Green Party
The Greens are the first party to formally support the campaign
A ‘British blowout’: How Europe has reacted to the UK’s economic crisis and the plummeting pound
While the prime minister seemed lost for words as she faced her first round of interviews following the economic fallout of the mini budget, international reaction to the turmoil has been much less coy.