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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Trans and non-binary people were also far less likely to be confident their family would accept their identity
‘Scourge of corporate profiteering’ must be stopped to tackle inflation
The latest figures put inflation at 10.1%
TUC urges ministers to resolve pay disputes as value of wages drops
Latest ONS figures show a fall in real wages among the largest since comparable records began
Food inflation soars to 17.2% with Brexit to blame
The analysis also revealed that the prices of cheddar cheese, white bread and porridge oats are up by as much as 80%.
Amazon strike in Coventry grows momentum as 600 workers join union
Further milestone for Amazon strikers in Coventry as support continues to grow
Labour could win more seats by turning against Brexit, new poll finds
The Constitution Society says that the Labour Party would remain on course to regain all Red Wall seats and could expand its overall support if it said Brexit was a mistake.
More Brits believe Earth is flat than think Brexit is going very well, poll shows
Even Tory voters think Brexit is going badly
Richard Burgon perfectly explains why government can afford to restore junior doctors’ pay
‘Isn’t it the case that a proper pay rise for junior doctors is affordable, it’s just that this government has the wrong priorities?’
NHS spending over £1 million a week on private ambulances for 999 callouts, says UNISON
Trusts are booking private emergency vehicles and crews up to a year in advance to be available to respond to emergency incidents
Rishi Sunak placed under investigation by Parliament’s sleaze watchdog
Sunak promised to govern with ‘integrity and professionalism’.