Reform’s London mayoral candidate doesn’t want Robert Jenrick in Reform
It’s not going well inside Reform…
Nigel Farage pays tribute to convicted Lostprophets singer in £98 Cameo clip
“If he is prepared to lie for relatively paltry sums, what is he prepared to do for larger amounts?”
Fabian’s column: Despite being the most popular way of delivering social and affordable homes, section 106 is under threat
In 2023/24 alone, Section 106 agreements were responsible for producing more than 29,000
homes
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Tory Brexiteer calls his own party ‘bent’ amid explosive Brexit row in Parliament
“It’s bent! That is what they have done.”
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Shadowy think tanks are a risk to the UK’s democratic integrity
‘There is no requirement, either, for think tanks to be transparent about the sources of their funding.’
Post-Brexit trade deal hailed by the Sun will only add 0.08% to country’s GDP
Right-wing papers like the Sun have been busy praising the deal for paving the way for ‘cheaper booze and chocolate’.
Amazon strikes escalate as second warehouse votes to walk out
“A game changing moment in the campaign”
Government will miss target of 40 new hospitals, scathing report from spending watchdog finds
“By the definition the government used in 2020, it will not now deliver 40 new hospitals by 2030.”
TUC slams new Pacific trade deal as ‘bad for workers at home and abroad’
Alarms raised over new ‘corporate court system’ and workers’ rights at risk in post-Brexit deal