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To get across that Reform policy actually endangers Reformers themselves, campaigners have first to counter the Reformer’s preconceptions
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‘More performative, virtue signalling tripe’
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Jeremy Hunt delivers a big tax cut on bank profits while refusing to extend free school meals to poorest children
The surcharge on the profits of banks will be cut from 8% to 3%, which means more than a billion pounds in tax savings for banks every single year.
5 ways in which Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement failed ordinary workers and the vulnerable
The blame for 12 years of sluggish growth and deteriorating public services lies squarely with the government.
A damning chart showing just how much UK health spending has lagged behind the rest of Europe
The UK has spent about 20 per cent less per person on health each year than similar European countries over the past decade.
EXCLUSIVE: Half of voters think Rishi Sunak is too rich to be Prime Minister
The Prime Minister was the first front-line politician to debut on the Sunday Times Rich List earlier this year.
Diane Abbott MP: The government’s economic plans leave me fearing for my constituents
‘The cuts and tax increases that are coming must be opposed’.
Living Wage Week: Giving low-earners a Real Living Wage would boost economy by £1.7bn, research finds
Raising the income of minimum wage workers would not only help those struggling with the cost-of-living crisis, but would give the economy a huge boost, says the Living Wage Foundation.
PMQs: Angela Rayner calls for Dominic Raab to apologise for ‘bullying’ allegations
‘This is anti-bullying week, will he apologise?’
Dominic Raab hit with two official ‘bullying’ complaints
Two complaints have been filed against the deputy prime minister over his behaviour at work.
We need a credible plan to tackle second homes and holiday lets
After Thursday’s Autumn Statement, we are all likely to be paying more tax – except those hollowing out rural and coastal communities.
Chancellor must act to protect local services, says Local Government Association
‘Local government remains the fabric of our country but many of the vital services we provide face an existential crisis.’