Miriam Cates reminded why British conservatives remain wary of Viktor Orbán
The criticism wasn’t confined to social media pile-ons.
Two pints and a packet of populism: How the establishment is switching to Reform
So much for “anti-establishment.” Reform’s high-profile recruitment drive, hoovering up failed Conservative politicians whom the public roundly rejected, reeks of old-era Conservatism.
UKIP’s new logo sparks mockery (and concern!)
“This is not a parody.”
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Anti-boycott bill: Over 17,000 sign petition ahead of legislation’s next stage in parliament
“We are deeply concerned by the government’s anti-boycott bill, which threatens to erode local democracy, restrict freedom of expression, and undermine campaigns for social and climate justice.”
The next progressive government must improve housing standards for renters
Nearly a million properties in the private rented sector are judged to be ‘non-decent’
Tributes for Labour peer Alan Haworth who has died aged 75
Alan Haworth was a peer from 2004-2023 and served as secretary of the Parliamentary Labour Party from 1992-2004
Lee Anderson’s inaccurate ‘woke cabal’ Express column mocked
‘Tory uses Tory newspaper to lecture its readership about perceived lecturing.’
Climate change concern among public increases sharply amid summer of climate crises
Alarm about climate change in the UK is on the rise in the wake of a summer marked by climate-related catastrophes around the world.
New anti-racism campaign launched to challenge myths surrounding migration
‘Sport knows no borders, no boundaries, you are judged on how well you play, not where you were born.’
GCSE results in England expose widening North-South divide
The government’s promise to level up education has been described as being ‘dead and buried.’
Sadiq Khan gives impassioned defence of decision to expand ULEZ
“If you saw the 30 GPs with the largest number of respiratory problems, 24 of those are in outer London.”
MPs table bill for Nadine Dorries’ suspension and end to the ‘sorry saga’
Liberal Democrats will bring the “Dosser Dorries” bill to Parliament
MPs accepted more than £180,000 in freebies this summer
Including giveaways from oil and gas giants, gambling companies, media and bank firms