Nigel Farage heckled yet again on local elections campaign trail
‘You’re not welcome here’
‘Staunch’ Reform members win Nigel Farage’s energy bill giveaway
‘Is this legal?’
Keir Starmer says he is fed up with Trump and Putin as Britons feel effect of war
Families are facing a hike in fuel and energy costs and thousands of small UK firms’ energy bills are set to more than double due to the conflict.
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EXCLUSIVE: Caroline Lucas sets out five Bills that need to be in the King’s Speech
The Green Party MP has said the PM can use the King’s Speech to reverse the damage he’s caused on UK climate and nature policy
Whitehall workers to strike for further 36 days as employer refuses to negotiate
Outsourced staff escalate industrial action at three government departments
Outrage as hypocritical Jacob Rees-Mogg claimed redundancy pay for just 7 weeks work
Having said civil servants should have their redundancy pay slashed by a quarter
Voters deliver damning verdict on Rishi Sunak’s first year as Prime Minister
The polling by YouGov also shows that Sunak’s personal ratings have also taken a big hit.
“A national disgrace”: Unions slam government after cuts to Christmas rail service
December train service cuts have led to fresh calls for public ownership of the railways
Yet another GB News show is found to have breached impartiality rules
‘Our investigation found Mr Tice presented his views on immigration and asylum policy with insufficient challenge’
Home Office ignored reports of widespread exploitation to migrant workers, investigation exposes
“Essentially, it is state-sponsored exploitation”
1,000,000 children living in most extreme poverty as figure almost trebles since 2017, report finds
4 million people experienced destitution in 2022
Michael Gove slammed after delaying scrapping of no-fault evictions following Tory rebellion
The BBC reports that Ministry of Justice data shows no-fault evictions in England between April and June this year increased by 41%, compared to the same period in 2022.
BME women 12 times more likely than men to be out of labour market due to caring commitments, TUC analysis shows
Women from BME backgrounds in their thirties are the hardest hit, with 19% being forced out of the labour market due to being unpaid carers