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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Keir Starmer joins trade unions in call for bank holiday if Lionesses win the World Cup
Bank holidays in the UK are fewer than in most of Europe
Climate change a growing top concern for voters, new polling finds
Concern for the environment doubled on last month in one poll
Why Keir Starmer is absolutely right to prioritise ‘smashing the class ceiling’
Class remains a pertinent force in British politics, determining the life chances of millions and it casts a far longer shadow than many of us like to believe or admit.
Rishi Sunak rules out Brexit-style referendum on net zero amid bitter Tory feud
It remains to be seen whether helicopter enthusiast Sunak, who has previously given into pressure from Tory rebels, will stand firm in his commitment to net zero.
Rishi Sunak slammed for saying pay rises should be a ‘reward for productivity’
As MPs have seen their salaries rise by 30% since 2010
Underfunding and staff shortages risk undermining UK’s net zero target, say workers
“We can’t solve environmental problems or net zero unless we have people to do the work”
Tories roasted after pledging just 900 new NHS beds after cutting 12,000 since 2010
“The elephant in the room is who will staff these additional beds? Nursing staff are already spread too thinly over too many patients.”
Majority of voters including Tories want key utilities such as water and rail to be nationalised, poll finds
Among Tory voters, 57% back the Government to run utilities and 29% prefer the private sector.
Brexit disaster: New poll puts support to Rejoin at +60%
Omnisis also asked voters if Britain was right or wrong to leave the EU, with 59% saying we were wrong to leave versus 41% saying we were right.
Tory MP roasted by Nick Robinson for trying to claim UK economy is in great shape
‘If you’re flat on your back it’s quite easy to grow faster.’