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Over 50,000 sign petition calling to close legal loophole that subjects seafarers to appalling work conditions
‘Employment conditions for P&O Ferries agency crew have further deteriorated, fire and re-hire has not been banned and the government has continued to spend taxpayers’ money on P&O Ferries.’
NHS nurses are effectively working for free, a new study finds
‘Ministers who once seemed glad to applaud NHS staff should reflect on this terrible state of affairs.’
The Battle for the Torygraph
Abu Dhabi-backed investment fund RedBird IMI’s hunt for profitable investments in media, sport and entertainment in Britain, has hit regulatory obstacles in its bid for the Telegraph and its right-wing stablemate the Spectator.
Conservative Manchester mayoral candidate defects to Reform due to Tories’ ‘giving up’ on the north
‘It’s like the old sinking ship scenario.’
Rejoiners unite in day of action to spread the rejoin message
Events are taking place across the UK and Europe as part of the ‘Day For Rejoin’ campaign.
Shocking chart reveals how much of a disaster Tory levelling up has been for the poorest children
It comes as the government’s own data yesterday revealed that the number of children living in poverty across the UK has hit a record high
The Labour Party must not follow Tory economic policies
Labour is counting on the unpopularity of the Conservative Party to catapult it into power but in the absence of specific policies and failure to improve quality of life, electoral goodwill will quickly evaporate.
Nimbyism on Wandsworth council shows why we need planning reform
Housing delayed is, after all, housing denied
Ex-Tory chair Lord Patten roasts party for becoming more unpopular
‘I think what we’ve seen over the years, is the Conservative Party becoming more right-wing’
Wera Hobhouse MP: International Women’s Day 2024 might be behind us, but we should not put women’s rights in the rear-view mirror
The significance of achieving a 50:50 Parliament is not simply about numbers.