Keir Starmer says Iran conflict ‘not our war’ as he blasts Reform chief Nigel Farage
‘Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch for wanting to ‘dive in with both feet into the war without thinking through the consequences’.
Green Party sets sights on targeting trade union members disillusioned with Labour
Zack Polanski is set to make keynote speeches at several trade union conferences
Reform’s Zia Yusuf in meltdown when asked about growing number of candidate scandals
The right-wing party has lost at least 67 candidates since May 2025,
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Students, parents, staff, and the LGBTQ+ community were left disappointed, with many blaming the ‘inflammatory reporting’ of the Daily Mail and Telegraph.
Labour Party on track to win a 140-seat majority at the next election
Labour would win 470 seats to just 129 for the Tories and 26 for the SNP.
£150,000 of levelling up funding given to Tory donor’s amusement centre
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Care leavers are being failed by local authorities when it comes to homelessness
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Caroline Lucas to stand down at the next election
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Labour donor launches legal action against HMRC over tax loophole
‘Why should wealthy private equity investors be allowed to pay a lower rate of tax than a nurse or bus driver?’
Telegraph owner threatened with administration
‘They just need to cut down on Netflix, lattes and avocado toast.’
BBC journalists begin 48-hour strike to save local radio
‘Journalists are striking in defence of services that are valued by communities across the country’