10 wildest comments from members of Kemi Badenoch’s new shadow cabinet
From the offensive to the bizarre
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France decides to extend energy price cap measure to the end of 2022
The country first froze gas prices in October 2021 and also capped electricity prices from increasing by no more than 4 percent.
Sarah Olney MP: It Is Beyond Time for the UK to Reform Its Refugee and Asylum System
‘As it stands, there is a severe lack of safe and legal routes to the UK for the vast majority of refugees.’
British Gas owner Centrica profits increase five-fold to £1.34 billion as millions face fuel poverty
“We need action now.”
Nadine Dorries mocked for reiterating claim Boris Johnson was removed in a ‘ruthless coup’
She also said that Johnson was a ‘great leader’ and that she was ‘very disappointed’ he would be stepping down.
Unions condemn sacking of Sam Tarry
Ilford South MP Tarry joined protesters at London’s Euston station despite Sir Keir telling his frontbench MPs to stay away.
Diane Abbott MP: Why you should support the Grassroots 5 in Labour’s NEC election
‘The NEC election is an opportunity to put grassroots activists, who will fight for Labour to change direction, on to our leading body.’
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 4, July 2022
The news you didn’t see this week…
Mick Lynch takes apart Liz Truss over plans to effectively ban industrial action
“She’s seeking to make effective industrial action illegal, so people will have to use other means to take action and respond to the employers.”
Boris Johnson delays inquiry into allegations Tory MP was sacked as a minister because of her Muslim faith
Johnson said he was leaving it to his successor as prime minister and their independent adviser to complete the investigation.
Bad bosses can’t beat the law
Whether it’s agency staff, bypassing collective bargaining rights, or fire and rehire, workers can use the law to fight back.