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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The claim “it is too late for 1.5 degrees” is simply wrong
Sarah Olney MP: The pragmatic case for foreign aid
‘If we wish to ensure stability across the globe, slow the spread of authoritarianism, and prevent conflict, we must invest in the future of the developing world.’
Millions prepare for energy bills to rise by £900 in April as government help ends
The £3,000 price cap is £500 higher than the limit promised by former PM Liz Truss.
Jeremy Hunt ridiculed over claim ‘Brexit will not make us poorer’
“What I don’t accept is the premise that Brexit will make us poorer”, said Hunt
Lord Frost slammed for joining climate sceptic lobby group
Britain’s former chief Brexit negotiator has joined the Global Warming Policy Foundation and claims ‘we’re not in a crisis.’
Campaigners warn journalist arrests could become common under Public Order Bill
Justice, a law reform and human rights charity, has raised concerns that if the impending Public Order Bill is passed into law, the detention of journalists may become ‘commonplace.’
Daily Mail columnist mocked for defending Matt Hancock’s “I’m a Celebrity” appearance
‘He actually gets paid for writing tripe like this. The state of modern ‘journalism.’
Why austerity doesn’t work
The government might be facing ‘difficult decisions’, but they’re not nearly as intimidating as those that many households are experiencing daily – like being forced to choose between heating and eating.
Thousands to protest over government’s ‘climate-wrecking plans’ on Global Day of Action
As COP27 reaches its mid-point in Egypt, a coalition of activists are taking to the streets across the UK today, calling on the government to take greater action on the climate and cost-of-living crises.
Prem Sikka: The grip of big money continues to tighten over UK politics and the country is sinking
‘We can have either democracy and public accountability or rampant corporate power concentrated in the hands of a few business executives, but not both.’