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Real household disposable income growth for working-age families averaged just 0.7 per cent a year in the 15 years leading up to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Boris Johnson’s ratings among Conservative Party members continue to plunge, new poll finds
Johnson is now the least popular member of the cabinet by quite some distance.
Tory MP in car crash interview attempting to defend Boris Johnson
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Boris Johnson criticised for increasing military spending during cost-of-living crisis
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How Europe is protecting the poor from the cost-of-living crisis
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Johnson may need to go before Northern Ireland protocol crisis can be resolved, says Ireland’s deputy PM
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Support for Steve Bray shows extent of opposition towards ‘Soviet-style’ policing bill
As police flex their new powers by targeting a peaceful protest outside parliament, resentment towards the government’s controversial legislation seems higher than ever.