Andy Burnham would have given Labour ‘commanding lead’ in Gorton and Denton by-election, new polling reveals
The poll predicts that Labour would win by TWENTY percentage points with Burnham as their candidate
‘Man of the people’ Nigel Farage attended Davos as adviser to Iranian billionaire
So much for Farage being an anti-establishment figure.
Senior Warwickshire Reform councillor has illegal HMOs shut down over safety breaches
The council said the homes “failed to meet even the most basic of living standards and legal requirements”.
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DWP criticised for rejecting calls to pause Universal Credit payment deductions during cost-of-living crisis
‘The deductions policy is acting as a recruiting sergeant for food banks.’
Report shows little progress in identifying earthquake risk, as drilling licences expected to be issued next week
As fracking companies call for earthquake limits to be reduced and exploratory drilling could start as early as next week, a report shows reducing and predicting earthquake risk remains a ‘scientific challenge’
Exclusive: Only one in seven voters feel well served by the UK’s political system
People want sleaze tackled, House of Lords reform and a proportional electoral system
Amazon workers to ballot for strike action for the first time ever
The workers are being balloted on a pay offer of 35 per cent
Thérèse Coffey ridiculed for policing health workers’ grammar while the NHS is in crisis
The new health secretary issued guidance instructing workers to not use the Oxford comma
Enough is Enough to host more rallies across the country
The campaign group will be holding rallies in Leeds, Luton and Bristol
Kwasi Kwarteng poised to scrap bankers’ bonus cap
People have highlighted the irony of lifting the cap on bankers’ bonuses while advocating ‘pay restraint’ for workers
‘A kick in the teeth’: Truss could ditch junk food crackdown to ‘cut red tape’
A Tory U-turn is reportedly on the cards over anti-obesity measures, raising eyebrows over the PM’s connections to free-market think-tanks that lobbied against the legislation.
Reach journalists’ three-day strike postponed
The industrial action that was due to take place this week will no longer go ahead, as new talks over low pay get underway.
People crossing Channel in small boats in 2022 already surpasses last year’s figures
Home secretary Suella Braverman, who pitches herself to the right of her predecessor Priti Patel, says she wants to stop all small boat crossings.