Reform slammed for being a ‘posh boys club’
“The only argument going for them is grievance and resentment.
Support for Reform falls to its lowest level in over a year
Not going to plan for Nigel Farage…
Nigel Farage concedes Keir Starmer was right not to join Iran war
Farage has finally admitted Starmer is correct in his position, despite the Reform UK leader previously being an enthusiastic supporter of the war.
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Post-Brexit nurse shortage costs NHS £61m a year, new study finds
‘Our research sends a clear message: political decisions impacting immigration and workers’ expectations about the future, like Brexit, can have far-reaching effects on sectors dependent on skilled foreign labour, such as the NHS and the wider healthcare sector.’
As under-investigation water company makes eye-watering dividend payout, Tory MPs vote down sewage sickness compensation scheme
‘It’s shameful’ that the ‘Conservative government have once again put water companies’ profits before people’s health.’
Liz Truss’ ‘US-style’ Bill targeting trans rights blasted a ‘knee-jerk reaction to a moral panic’
A ‘blatant attempt to roll back hard-won rights for the trans community.’
Is the influence of the right-wing media greatly exaggerated?
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Young audience members perfectly sum up attitudes towards government’s immigration policies on Question Time
‘We should welcome these people.’
Sainsbury lords have now become the biggest donors to Tories and Labour
The Tories have more resources at their disposal, and Electoral Commission records show that they have raised five times more than Labour this summer.
The government has stolen the right to strike from millions of workers
The conscription of workers is an abuse of state power and the government is openly pursuing anti-worker policies.
John McDonnell MP: ‘Rwanda deportation scheme is an appalling act of inhumanity’
Figures show that the cost of the scheme has spiralled to £290 million, despite the fact that not a single flight has taken off to the east African country.
Cost of Rwanda scheme spirals to £290m despite no deportation flights taking off
‘The Tories’ have wasted an astronomical £290 million of taxpayers’ money on a failing scheme which hasn’t sent a single asylum seeker to Rwanda.’