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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Sadiq Khan calls for immediate halt on British arms exports to Israel
Speaking to PoliticsJOE, Khan said that we should be “holding the Israeli government to account” over its actions in Gaza.
Bombshell poll shows Labour set to win landslide of over 400 seats
The Labour Party will also be the largest party in Scotland, with the SNP in second place.
Two more Reform UK candidates exposed for posting racist comments
“With so many candidates sharing these extreme views it’s hard to deny that Reform UK are a radical and far-right outfit.”
The Sad Ignorance of the Planning System has been on full display recently
The level of politics currently rotting the UK planning system is destroying housing supply
Shock poll suggests Tories could end up with zero MPs in London
“It would be shocking if the dominant party of British politics since 1945 did not win a single seat in the capital,” Prof Travers told The Standard.
Tory MP Ben Bradley slammed for ‘using attack lines from the far-right BNP’
“The BNP-ification of the Conservative Party is complete.”
‘It’s not funny!’: Cabinet minister blasted over Tory plans to arrest homeless people for ‘smell’
The bill states that people could be arrested for “excessive” damage “to the environment” including “smells”.
Key seats to watch out for in the May local elections a month before
Candidate contests and some areas to look out as the May local elections get closer
Tories set to lose 500 council seats in local elections, analysts predict
The Labour Party meanwhile is predicted to make about 300 gains.
UK strikes: List of everyone taking industrial action in April
Discontent continues with transport strikes this Spring and numerous strike ballots threatening unrest across the public sector this year