10 wildest comments from members of Kemi Badenoch’s new shadow cabinet
From the offensive to the bizarre
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Daily Mail ridiculed for absurd front page attacking Joe Lycett and the BBC
“Thank God for the Daily Mail highlighting the big issues as our hungry children cry themselves to sleep.”
New PM must tackle school funding crisis, leading Tory ministers warn
The warnings come as the two Tory leadership contenders have faced criticism for speaking in favour of grammar schools while being bare on solutions to the problems schools currently face.
Leave.EU goes into liquation, owing £7m to co-founder Arron Banks
The pro-Brexit lobby group was founded to support Nigel Farage’s Leave campaign.
Campaigners call for social housing rent strike after Tories refuse freeze
Four million social housing households face threat of double digit rent increases.
Government blamed for Britain’s sewage-covered beaches
As water quality across the EU improves, the UK risks being turned into the ‘dirty man of Europe.’
Prof Prem Sikka: Visiting pawnbrokers showed me just how much people are struggling during the cost of living crisis
‘My brief visits to pawnshops are by no means a scientific study, but they do provide a glimpse of the tragedies inflicted by years of maldistribution of income and wealth, poverty, inequalities and obsession of privatisation which has left many teetering on the edge.’
Public believe Keir Starmer would be a better PM than Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak, poll shows
The poll, based on 1,500 voters found that Starmer was four points ahead of Truss, with 39 per cent backing him against 35 per cents supporting her.
An epic fail: £120m ‘Festival of Brexit’ flops
The festival, officially known as Unboxed, had hoped to attract 66 million visitors but has thus far managed to only attract 238,000 people.
Boris Johnson says people should buy a new kettle to save £10 a year on their electricity bill
‘If you have an old kettle that takes ages to boil, it may cost you £20 to replace it but if you get a new one you’ll save £10 a year every year on your electricity bill’.
Bernie Sanders arrives in London to back RMT strikes
“What is going on today in the UK is the same that is going on in the United States of America, the same bloody thing.”