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
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Right Wing Watch newsletter: week 3 February 2022
This week we return to rural Lincolnshire to find out what Levelling Up will do for Britain’s safest Tory seat.
EXCLUSIVE: Two-thirds of voters want rules changed so MPs can call out lies in Parliament, poll finds
While 66% of voters backed a change to the rules, just 19% opposed any changes.
Unions slam Boris Johnson for telling Britons to learn from ‘disciplined’ Germans
Statutory sick pay in Germany is 50% pay for 84 weeks, while in the UK statutory sick pay is £96.35 per week for 28 weeks.
‘Totally deluded’: Arron Banks and Nigel Farage blame the EU over Putin’s aggression
‘Not so much GB News as KGB News’
EXCLUSIVE: Voters support ending the charitable status of private schools, poll finds
44% support ending the charitable status of private schools, compared to 15% who oppose any such move.
UnionDues: Reach, information and persuasion – the three pillars of (successful) union comms
We look at the world of union communications in the company of one of its most accomplished practitioners, Kevin Slocombe.
Voices on the Left: 5 blogs from the left you need to read this week
A roundup of progressive news….
Daily Mail slammed for ‘grotesquely offensive and insulting’ front page
‘No-one should have to work while they’re sick.’
Wife of former Putin minister is on ‘shadow cabinet’ of Tory donors who have direct access to Boris Johnson
Lubov Chernukhin is said to have lobbied against higher tax for the ultra-rich and is the largest female donor in British political history
How Tory attempts to strike a trade deal with the US are taking a farcical turn
‘The UK government says it now believes that the US federal structure opens up opportunities to reach deals on a state by state basis’