Nigel Farage gets repeatedly heckled at Reform event in London
‘We will not allow Nigel Farage’s hate to exist unopposed in London’
Reform’s policy chief shared stage with ‘white nationalist’ politician
That Reform’s policy chief feels comfortable sharing a stage with someone who holds such disgraceful views speaks volumes of the kind of values Farage is comfortable with.
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‘Reintroducing measurements in pounds and ounces would be a “distraction” from the huge problems facing the country’.
Vote of no confidence in Boris Johnson inches closer as letters pile up
Following the publication of the Sue Gray report, the number of Tory MPs openly calling for Johnson to quit has grown, with three new names surfacing on Monday
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UK tax authority admits it’s clueless about how much tax is being evaded through offshore assets
‘UK residents had £850bn in financial accounts overseas — of which £570bn was based in tax havens — in 2019, the latest year HMRC has released statistics for.’
Government ‘on the cusp’ of approving controversial coal mine in Cumbria
The mine, if its development continues, will be the latest in a series of misguided policies.
Civil servants ‘lobbied Sue Gray to remove names’ from Partygate report
It is alleged that initially up to 30 names had been scheduled to be featured in the report, however in the end the report included just 15.
The Telegraph’s ‘Brexit benefits’ article ripped apart by readers
‘It is unwise to write such a vague and superficial article on a key matter of government policy,’ wrote one reader.
‘Too little, too late’: Frustration grows that Sunak’s measures were not introduced sooner
Following months of dithering and delay, the chancellor has finally acted to support families with the cost-of-living crisis. But for some, the measures are too little, too late.
Pay strikes at ink manufacturer likely to disrupt printing of Daily Mail
Industrial action over an ‘insulting’ 3% pay offer for employees at Sun Chemical is set to impact production of the right-wing newspaper.
Sue Gray’s findings spark flood of support for cleaners, security staff and low-paid workers
Following exposure of ‘repugnant’ treatment of the lowest-paid staff at No 10, there has been an outpouring of solidarity towards cleaners and security staff across the UK.