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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Jacob Rees-Mogg invites sister onto GB News to back climate change denial theories
“Rees-Mogg is a political and religious extremist who should be allowed nowhere near government.”
Rishi Sunak clashes with BBC host over decision to take private jet to make green pledge
‘I’ll be flying as I normally would and that is the most efficient use of my time.’
Majority of public support taking shares off polluting water companies instead of fines – poll
‘Under privatisation, it pays to pollute.’
High Court rules Home Office’s accommodating of unaccompanied child asylum seekers in hotels ‘unlawful’
‘There can be no compromise when it comes to children’s safety and welfare.’
Calls for General Election NOW trend (again)
Appeals for an immediate general election are being ramped up again following more chaos within the Conservative party, which lost two seats in recent byelections.
How Uxbridge emboldened the anti-climate-action Right
Earth has passed from a warming phase into an ‘era of global boiling,’ says the UN chief. Could there be a worst time to drag the existential climate crisis into party politics and debate about potential backsliding on environmental commitments?
UK strikes: List of upcoming industrial action
All the strike action set for coming weeks.
Voters care more about the climate than politicians think
Politicians like Sunak seem to have misread the public mood.
The Betrayal of Equality: Tory Government’s Failure to Address the Ethnicity Pay Gap
Addressing the ethnicity pay gap is not just a matter of social justice; it is also an economic imperative.
A refusal to tackle child poverty shames us as a country
Over the last decade the number of children living in poverty has increased by around 600,000.