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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Petition urging government to impose stronger windfall tax on oil and gas companies attracts thousands of signatures
The campaign text describes BP’s profits as ‘heinous’ as the ‘majority of Britons struggle to pay exorbitant energy bills.’
Local government workers ballot for strike action as pay offer rejected
‘They have drawn a line in the sand and will not accept any further erosion of their pay’
PMQs: Caroline Lucas steals the show blasting Tories’ ‘poisonous narrative’ on asylum seekers
The Green MP asked why the PM has not made a Sudanese family visa scheme.
Government’s fast-tracking of new anti-protest laws days before coronation fuels anger and dismay
The Home Office claims the timing of the new powers is coincidental.
Campaigners demand end to rise in state pension age at protest
Workers of today are the pensioners of tomorrow
‘Wokefest’ gets underway to promote diversity in Swansea and to counter Katie Hopkins’ shows
‘We hope to reclaim the word ‘woke’ to its rightful place as something to be proud of.’
Anti-strike law: Unions to challenge government in High Court
“This government is brazenly attacking the right to strike”
Starmer accuses Tories of attempting to stoke row over Sue Gray hiring ahead of local elections
The Labour leader has said ministers are ‘trying to resurrect’ the fallout over the appointing of Gray as they don’t have anything to say about the cost of living crisis.
What’s next now union majority vote to accept government’s pay offer?
Unite the union announce escalation of NHS strikes
Tuition fees: How the left has responded to Keir Starmer’s U-turn
The Labour leader has said the party will ‘move on’ from a commitment to abolish tuition fees