Reform candidate Matthew Goodwin shown to be bad-mouthing Manchester in resurfaced clip
The clip was shared by the Labour Party where Goodwin was criticised
PMQs: Tories mocked as shadow minister says the party is “getting stronger” despite Reform defections
“Funny joke!”
Dawn Butler MP: As AI develops at an eye-watering pace and abuse increases, we need a digital bill of rights
We must legislate to place firm guardrails around the individual, ensuring that our rights are protected regardless of how technology changes. We need to bolster our civil rights.
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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.
Rishi Sunak boasts of taking money away from ‘deprived urban areas’ for wealthy towns
‘We inherited a bunch of formulas from the Labour Party that shoved all the funding into deprived urban areas and that needed to be undone.’
To prevent a recession and grow the economy we have to protect workers’ rights
The lessons for workers are clear. Join a trade union, show solidarity with fellow workers and vote for a political party that will enhance market and political power of labour.
Nigel Farage joins pro-Putin Viktor Orban at conference of U.S conservatives where he will speak about ‘saving the West’
Farage will be addressing the same conference at which Orban spoke and on the same theme of ‘saving the West’.
Boris Johnson and Nadhim Zahawi on holiday as Bank of England warns of recession
Labour has accused the pair of being “missing in action” as the full scale of the meltdown facing the UK’s economy became apparent.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 1, August 2022
The news you didn’t see this week…
Earnings gap between those who were on free school meals and privately educated peers revealed
Even when those who were on FSM have the same qualification level, educational attainment and labour market experience as their private school peers, FSM students earn 20% less than an independent school student at age of 30.
Ofgem’s energy announcement that could see bills soar more often slammed by fuel poverty campaigners
Simon Francis, co-ordinator for the End Fuel Poverty Coalition, said the decision was “simply inhumane”.