Daily Mail’s Brexit poll spectacularly backfires
Not what the Mail expected…
Anger grows over Reform Deputy Leader Richard Tice’s failure to pay £100k in corporation tax
“Richard Tice’s credibility is in tatters and Nigel Farage needs to urgently explain why he remains Reform’s deputy leader.”
Woke-bashing of the week – Express jumps on alleged cricket fan fury at ‘woke’ Syrian art exhibition at Lord’s
It’s a familiar editorial pattern in the right-wing media, isolate a dissenting voice, amplify it, and present it as emblematic of a larger cultural shift under siege.
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Public satisfaction with the NHS hits a 40-year low
Over half (51 per cent) of respondents were dissatisfied with the NHS, the highest proportion since the survey began.
Diane Abbott MP: The Government is deepening the crisis in private rented sector
‘A quarter of Tory MPs are landlords and a fifth of all Tory Party donations are made by property companies.’
Charities slam Rishi Sunak over crackdown on ‘nuisance beggars’
‘It cannot be understated how traumatic, dangerous and dehumanising life on the streets is’
Drivers for National Express West Midlands win 16.2% pay rise in Unite victory
More than 3,100 bus drivers will benefit from the improved, inflation-busting pay offer
Driving examiner on why they are on strike
‘We’ve seen colleagues leave in droves’ – why driving examiners are taking rolling strike action
Teaching union leader slams Nick Robinson for ‘outrageous slur’
‘We’re not getting into personalities four days before an election.’
Brexit caused sky-high food prices, says Bank of England expert
Brexit has had an adverse impact on exporters
Teachers’ union slams latest ‘insulting’ pay offer
Blasted as another real-terms pay cut the NEU are recommending their members reject the offer
Kwasi Kwarteng promised fake firm access to Boris Johnson for £10k a day
Kwarteng, along with other MPs, was exposed in an operation carried out by campaign group Led by Donkeys
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