BBC Question Time: Reform member Thomas Skinner called out for ‘hypocrisy’ over social media comments
Skinner said he doesn’t like how social media is about ‘dividing people’, yet has made divisive comments online
Nigel Farage brutally mocked after trying to explain why Reform MPs walked out of PMQs
“Petulant hissy fit man having highlighted the very reason why he is unfit for office then plays on it to the crowd of paying gullibles.”
Reform’s growing list of policy U-turns
Reform has dropped its pledge to part-nationalise water and energy companies in its latest U-turn
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Right Wing Watch Newsletter: Everything’s bad so it’s time to bang the anti-refugee drum
The Tories announce their new immigration policy just after the Prime Minister is found to have broken the law.
‘I stayed for 3 minutes and left’ – senior Tory MP slams PM following partygate fines
Sir Roger Gale accused Johnson of “pantomime performance”
Boris Johnson slammed for ‘disgraceful’ attack on Justin Welby over Rwanda policy criticism
The Church of England’s head of news John Bingham said if the reports of Mr Johnson’s behind-closed-doors comment were true it was a “disgraceful slur”
Keir Starmer slams Tory claims that Boris Johnson’s Partygate fine is as minor as a speeding ticket
“I also think that the pathetic display of Tory MPs going out to defend the indefensible is something that they will be ashamed of.”
Mike Buckley: What Russia’s war on Ukraine could mean for the future of climate change
‘Ask any climate scientist, or Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. Getting the world off fossil fuels must be a much bigger priority than it is now.’
Tory minister Brandon Lewis condemned after comparing Boris Johnson’s Covid fine to a parking ticket
Delusional
The Institute of Economic Affairs is promoting NHS privatisation again
IEA’s Head of Media said the British public was out of love with the NHS and recommended “market based reforms”.
Reasons to be Cheerful Podcast: 5 takeaways from the latest episode
A roundup of the Reasons to be Cheerful Podcast
Prof Prem Sikka: Tax legislation in the UK benefits the interests of the rich
‘UK governments are dressed-up in the garbs of democracy, but continue to privilege the interests of wealthy elites and footloose capital.’
Jon Trickett MP: Lessons from France: Why we need to unite the left for working people
The history of Presidential elections over the past fifty years have seen a complete reversal of fortunes for the two dominant currents, and the forerunner organisations of their political thought.