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Public majority don’t want Boris Johnson to return as an MP
Hints at a return to politics would not be welcome by the majority of the public
Daily Mail roasted for blaming the Labour Party for country’s problems
‘The Daily Mail in full self-satire mode’
Siân Berry in the running to replace Caroline Lucas as MP for Brighton Pavilion
The Greens’ former co-leader is seeking to be the party’s next candidate for Brighton Pavilion
The next Labour government must prioritise the well-being of unpaid carers
Each year, unpaid carers save the government a staggering £162 billion, nearly matching the £164 billion allocated to the NHS in 2020-21.
Restoring the right to protest is intrinsic to any positive agenda of government
Past protests have led to powerful steps forward and shaped British history for the better.
BBC forced to correct Grant Shapps’ lie about Gordon Brown
Kuenssberg had to issue a correction 20 minutes after Shapps’ lies
Petition to block Boris Johnson’s honours list reaches 340,000 signatures
“People who tried to defend and prop up Johnson’s dodgy behaviour should not be rewarded with a lifetime position in the House of Lords.”
How European countries are cutting homeowner’s energy bills
As households continue to feel the sting of eye-watering energy costs in Britain, how are other nations in Europe helping to reduce citizens’ energy consumption and costs?
Five proven benefits of Universal Basic Income
As the debate rolls on about UBI, we look at the proven benefits of a welfare scheme that provides a level of economic security to everyone and how the evidence so far does not necessarily support critics’ concerns.
What are the UK’s main right-wing blogs and how influential are they?
Determined to pull more readers rightwards, and often propped up by millionaire donors’ intent on using their money to play politics, right-wing political blogs have become a distinctive force in UK politics.