Reform’s first year running councils: ‘The atmosphere in the chamber has changed’
Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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UK economy has flatlined just days after Rishi Sunak said it was growing
“These figures are further evidence that the economy is not working under the Conservatives and working people are worse off.
Israel-Palestine: Majority of voters want ceasefire, poll for LFF finds
Calls have been increasing for a ceasefire, with the United Nations’ secretary general calling for an immediate ceasefire to end “epic suffering” in the Gaza Strip.
Sarah Olney MP: The UK apprenticeship system is failing our young people
‘The UK is currently facing a chronic skills gap and investing in apprenticeships will help in addressing the issue’
Oil giant Shell sues Greenpeace for £1.7m damages over fossil fuel protest
Greenpeace has made clear that it intends to contest the action and says that Shell is trying to silence them.
EXCLUSIVE: Almost half of voters believe Rishi Sunak does not have integrity, poll finds
Sunak promised to govern with ‘integrity and professionalism’
Yvette Cooper eviscerates Suella Braverman for being ‘out of control’
“Suella Braverman is out of control. Her article tonight is a highly irresponsible, dangerous attempt to undermine respect for police at a sensitive time, to rip up operational independence & to inflame community tensions.”
Tories branded ‘totally reckless’ as 2023 set to be hottest year on record
The Tories have also been accused of running a “government of destruction”
EXCLUSIVE: Poll shows huge support for nationalisation of key industries and utilities
Privatisation has failed.
Shadow minister Imran Hussain quits Labour front bench over Gaza
“Over recent weeks, it has become clear that my view on the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza differs substantially from the position you have adopted.
‘Government has turned its back on working people’: Trade unions react to King’s speech
“gimmicks, division, and more of the same.”