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EXCLUSIVE: Majority of voters say Rishi Sunak has not done enough to help with the cost of living crisis
67% of respondents believe that Sunak has not done enough, compared to 24% who think he has done enough.
Rishi Sunak and his wife slammed for donating over £100,000 to his old private school
No empathy from Sunak for pensioners, the poor, sick, unemployed, workers and graduates.
P&O is a disgraceful example of ‘fire and replace’, so what can we do to stop it happening again?
‘The problem of ‘fire and replace’ will be resolved only if we remove the opportunity and incentive for employers to use it’
Nadine Dorries ridiculed and condemned after confirming plans to privatise Channel 4
Dorries was reminded that only five months ago, she didn’t even know how Channel 4 was funded.
GB News’ Nigel Farage says Orban victory in Hungarian elections ‘a big win against the globalists’
Nigel Farage continued to celebrate the authoritarian Hungarian leader’s election victory on GB News last night.
EXCLUSIVE: Majority of voters believe Boris Johnson lied to Parliament over Downing Street parties, poll finds
70% of those asked said they believed Boris Johnson lied to Parliament about Downing Street parties, compared to just 12% who believe that he did not lie,
Nigel Farage slammed for celebrating Viktor Orban’s election victory
Orban has previously spoken of his dislike of ethnic and religious diversity and has espoused Islamophobic and anti-semitic remarks.
Voices on the Left: 5 blogs from the left you need to read this week
A roundup of progressive news…
Jacob Rees-Mogg refuses to apologise for calling law-breaking Downing Street parties ‘fundamentally trivial’
Rees-Mogg also defended Boris Johnson, claiming that the prime minister had not misled Parliament or the country.
Why government plans to ditch promised new workers’ rights laws should worry us all
‘The long-awaited employment bill, which was expected to have included rights to flexible working, predictable working hours and more protection for pregnant workers is not expected to be included in the forthcoming Queens Speech.’