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
Latest Posts
Truss appoints ‘climate dinosaur’ Rees-Mogg as new energy chief
To the dismay of climate campaigners, the former Brexit opportunities minister, who has a long record of climate denialism, is to oversee the UK’s energy and net zero strategy.
Green Party elects Zack Polanski as new deputy leader
Zack Polanski beat three other candidates to win the election
‘Cabinet of cronies’: Sunak supporters ditched in Truss’s brutal cabinet clear-out
Within minutes of the new PM receiving the keys to No 10, Shapps, Raab, Barclay and Eustice were sacked, replaced by Truss loyalists.
Priti Patel’s resignation letter lays bare her toxic legacy
The now former Home Secretary has been at the forefront of the hostile environment
Tory MP tells BBC Director General that Joe Lycett shouldn’t have been booked after he mocked Liz Truss on live TV
Steve Brine raised what he called the “Joe Lycett debacle” in parliament
Boris Johnson’s resignation speech contained bizarre threat of a comeback
He compared himself to the Roman statesman Cincinnatus
Firefighters prepare to ballot for strike action over pay
The FBU has rejected a 2% pay offer
Liz Truss as PM: How the left has responded
From Keir Starmer to Sharon Graham – this is how the left responded to Liz Truss becoming PM
Why Liz Truss is wrong on redistribution of wealth
“Rather than failing to achieve a growing economy because we have been too focused on achieving more even distribution of incomes, our economy has stagnated while at the same time we’ve done little to make it fairer and more equal.”
TUC General Secretary highlights grim irony of union-bashing Liz Truss’ victory
Liz Truss has become Prime Minister despite not meeting the threshold she wants to set for trade unions taking strike action