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Nigel Farage mocked for claiming ‘deep state truly does exist’ after FBI search Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home
“Peddling conspiracy theories might make money, but they’re dangerous.”
RMT’s Mick Lynch says he would support a general strike if the TUC called one
‘The TUC can call a general strike, not me, if they call it we’ll support it, absolutely’
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Daily Mail slammed for front page accusing MPs who are investigating Boris Johnson of conducting a ‘witch hunt’
The Daily Mail thinks following due process and finding out whether our prime minister misled Parliament is a witch hunt.
Tory donor charged by US authorities over alleged role in Puerto Rico bribery scheme
Julio Herrera Velutini has given more than £500,000 to the Tories
Gordon Brown praised for clear proposals to tackle cost of living crisis as Tories go missing in action
“The reality is grim and undeniable: a financial timebomb will explode for families in October as a second round of fuel price rises in six months sends shock waves through every household and pushes millions over the edge.”
Government urged to take bolder action to address rising health inequality
As Rishi Sunak plans to charge NHS patients £10 for ‘no shows’, reports show growing disparity in access to healthcare and rising health inequality across the UK.
Thousands sign petition urging government to make fire and rehire illegal
Opposition towards the ‘ruthless’ practice of deliberately firing people to rehire them on worse contracts is gathering momentum.
Internationalist campaigners call for Rees-Mogg to apologise for ‘Dover deceit’
“The Brexit deceitfully sold by Jacob Rees-Mogg and the hard Brexit deal he advocated has negatively impacted almost every sector of our economy. It has made our country poorer and less safe. He must now apologise.”
UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia back on trial next year
A legal challenge over the supply of UK-made weapons for the war in Yemen will proceed to the High Court in January 2023.