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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Leading UK research institute says calls for free school meals expansion are ‘timely and warranted’
In the face of rising costs and growing levels of child poverty, calls are being ramped up for the government to take action over free school meal provision.
Member states’ support for leaving European Union fallen steeply since Brexit vote
A survey has found that support for leaving the EU in member states has significantly dropped in the years since the referendum.
Right-wing relish in reporting Lee Anderson and Steve Bray altercation
The right-wing media had something of a field-day following Tory MP Lee Anderson’s clash with Steve Bray – aka ‘Stop Brexit Man.’
‘Capitalising on crisis’: right-wing’s bid to undermine public faith in NHS
The right-wing media’s multi-facetted attacks on the NHS, which range from pinning the crisis on ‘woke non-jobs’ to sickening trashing of GPs, would be enough to fill a library.
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Mick Lynch round up: best moments of the week
The union general secretary’s comments on the government’s new anti-striking laws were described as ‘73 seconds of pure gold.’
The Tories are laying foundations for the next financial crash
The Financial Services and Markets Bill does nothing to check corrupt practices
Offices of Tory MPs to be targeted in protests over anti-strike law
The protests are being coordinated by Enough is Enough
Tory vote collapses in two Council by-elections as Labour and Greens gain seats
The Tory vote fell by more than 30 points
Question Time audience member says what we’re all thinking about the Tories
Her comments were met with laughter and applause
Ash Sarkar perfectly sums up Tory hypocrisy on public sector pay
She made the comments on the most recent episode of BBC Question Time