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Conservative Party still receives large donations from individuals and companies with links to Russia
“Since the start of the war in 2022, the Conservatives have accepted at least £243,000 from Russia-associated donors”
Tom Watson: The anatomy of pre-election legislation that will never work
‘I look at Rishi Sunak and realise he must hate some of the stuff being done in his government’s name’
‘We are essentially modern day slaves’ – Why rail cleaners are striking
‘Outsourcing means employers can avoid their responsibility to us as railway workers.’
UK set to perform the worst of any G7 country this year, IMF predicts
Among the factors affecting the UK’s economic performance are high gas prices, rising interest rates and a sluggish trade performance.
Public transport investment could boost economy by £52 billion, says TUC
Ambitious report lays out plan to reach net zero targets by radically boosting spending on trains, trams and buses
Andy Burnham slams culture wars ahead of general election
“I want to make an Easter appeal to the many decent people in all of our main parties: please pull the next election campaign back from the brink.”
BBC chairman’s charity being examined over donations to right-wing political groups
‘The Sharp Foundation’s recipient, the IPR, has given money to the News-Watch site, which produces content almost exclusively critical of the BBC’.
Unions call on government to ditch ‘reckless’ retained EU law bill
Jacob Reese-Mogg’s Brexit bill threatens to reverse fundamental workers’ rights
Majority of British public support junior doctors striking, poll finds
Poll reveals growing support for striking junior doctors
Labour focuses on Rishi Sunak’s failings over cost of living and wife’s tax loophole in campaign blitz
The Tories have raised taxes 24 times since 2019, leaving the British people facing the highest tax burden in 70 years.