Nigel Farage refuses to commit to probing deputy’s corporation tax amid reports he failed to pay £100,000
Farage is choosing to bury his head in the sand
Reform looks to win control of council but will not commit to policies before local elections
Reform has not published a manifesto and said it will not commit to any policies until after the elections
Reform candidate says he wants to ‘blast’ all Muslims ‘off the face of the earth’
Daniel Devaney, one of Reform’s candidates in Bradford said he wanted to “blast [Muslims] all of the face of the earth [sic]”.
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‘Labour can demonstrate that there is another way, and make a just transition a central plank of its environmental policy platform’
55% of voters say they could change their vote before the election, showing no room for complacency
Only 45% say they have completely settled on who to vote for.
State of Child Poverty report shows ‘catastrophic’ impact of cost-of-living crisis on families
The government is being urged to act immediately to support struggling families by lifting the two-child Universal Credit limit and introducing an Essentials Guarantee.
GB News’ poll claiming public support for politician presenters labelled ‘biased’
“Independent poll commissioned by GB News…. The station with four Tory MPs – could not be more biased if you paid for it….,”
Spectator criticised for arguing drop in language students has ‘nothing to do with Brexit’
“If it isn’t Brexit, then it must be the Tories? There are NO other options with which to blame anything on.”
‘Lionesses don’t deserve a bank holiday’ Telegraph column proves extent of gender discrimination in football
‘Dented male pride…. Get over it and grow a pair.’
Voters want Nadine Dorries and Jacob Rees-Mogg banned from second jobs on GB News and Talk TV, poll finds
Voters have had enough…
Body Snatchers: How the 1% took over Britain
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CWU calls for ‘heads to roll’ over ‘clear failings’ in Post Office bonus scandal
Large bonus payouts to company bosses ‘unjustified from the outset’
A level results reveal widening gap between advantaged and disadvantaged students
‘Initial data show some worrying trends for educational inequality, with potential long-term implications for social mobility.’