5 Reform UK disasters this week
This week has seen Nigel Farage defend a Nazi salute and a homophobic joke, and U-turn on another policy pledge
Senior Reform UK figures panicking Trump links could cause them electoral damage
Panic has set in among Reform’s senior figures
The House of Lords is increasingly illegitimate
Removing hereditary peers won’t go far enough to give the Lords legitimacy
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Shameless Liz Truss refuses to rule out running for Tory leader again saying she has ‘unfinished business’
Labour said the prospect of her returning as leader “will send shivers down the spine of working people”.
Housing campaigners slam ‘absurd’ 5-year wait for no-fault eviction ban
‘Longer than Brexit’ – over 80,000 people put at risk of homelessness since Tory promise
Tory Party members deliver scathing verdict on Rishi Sunak’s cabinet, with record negative rating
Tory Party members have delivered a scathing verdict on Rishi Sunak and his cabinet, with a record number of ministers given a negative approval rating, according to the Conservative Home website. It’s a further sign of just how unpopular Sunaktest
Climate activists drop giant banner on Westminster Bridge in pre-election warning to MPs
Campaigners are demanding an end to the ‘toxic influence’ of oil money in UK politics
Ed Miliband blasts Tory London mayoral candidate as a ‘flat earther’
‘It would empower and embolden the anti-net zero, flat-earth brigade across the world’
Tories plot shock political comeback for Boris Johnson
The plot shows just how out of touch and deranged the Tory party is.
Vast majority of public do not trust water companies, new research shows
‘There is a growing perception that the water industry cares more about profit than the service it provides.’
Refugee Council urges government to extend move-on period to 56 days, as refugee homelessness soars
‘We know what the solutions to the refugee homelessness crisis are – it’s high time political leaders started implementing them.’
How will Reform UK impact the general election?
If we thought Britain was in a mess under the current government, the arrival of right-wing fringe politics, and a party that can’t seem to differentiate between candidates who are dead or alive, could come at a heavy cost.
Telegraph column claiming ‘NHS is killing us – it is an enemy of Britain’ mocked
‘The NHS is a mess? If only I could remember the name of the political party championed by the Telegraph who’ve been in charge of running it for the last 14 years.’