BMA hits back at prime minister’s 48-hour deadline to cancel doctor strikes
‘Creating posts and improving patient care should not be dependent on calling off a strike.’
Reform’s plan to rip up workers’ rights is ‘massively out of step’ with the British public, new mega-poll reveals
The TUC and Hope Not Hate’s poll has found that the Employment Rights’ Act is ‘hugely popular’, including in Reform MPs’ constituencies
Anti-establishment? Reform looking at packing House of Lords with hundreds of peers
Reform says it is “working on recruiting those people as we speak” out of a fear “every unelected body in the country will be hostile to us.”
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Andy Burnham explains why Labour should back proportional representation
‘The First Past the Post system hands more power to the establishment than MPs or people.’
Union slams hypocrisy of universities over pay cuts
“This dispute isn’t about affordability, it’s about choices”
Ann Widdecombe’s appalling advice to hungry families struggling with cost of living crisis is condemned
“If people can’t afford to eat….then don’t eat.”
PCS general secretary Mark Serwotka to retire after 23 years
How the Left have reacted
Over nine in ten A&E nurses fear patients receiving unsafe care, union survey finds
Corridor care and “degrading” waiting rooms leading nurses to feel “broken”
Government slammed for running a secret blacklist of speakers barred from Whitehall
So much for freedom of speech…
Labour’s biggest union backer calls on party to nationalise energy sector
Public ownership of energy sector could save bill payers billions says Unite
Jacob Rees-Mogg could be reported to the police over Tory ‘gerrymandering’ claims
“It seems to me there is a real possibility that the only fraud could be this Government.”
Caroline Lucas: The government’s attacks on the rights of nurses must be resisted
‘The equal pay act was over half a century ago. Yet the Chancellor thinks he can get away with underpaying a predominantly female workforce’