Reform MPs stage ‘pathetic’ mass walkout during PMQs after Farage asks question
The eight Reform MPs stormed out after Farage asked a question about small boats
Keir Starmer announces temporary ban on crypto donations in blow to Nigel Farage
It comes after MPs were told to ban crypto donations and to cap expat donations to prevent foreign interference in British politics.
Plaid Cymru on course to be the largest party in the Senedd, according to new poll
The Greens and Reform UK are also set to make big gains, while Labour is expected to lose more than 30 seats
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Tory slammed for posting fake image of Jeremy Corbyn holding wreath at Liverpool bomb
Cllr Paul Nickerson, of East Riding Council, shared the image online, leading to widespread condemnation.
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To win, Labour needs a better slogan
‘Starmer’s personal choice of ‘Stronger Together’, replicating Hillary Clinton’s failed presidential bid as a slogan, is incongruous to what is taking place within his party’.
Government could face legal action if it hires ex-Daily Mail boss Paul Dacre as new Ofcom chair
Dacre was previously deemed to be ‘not appointable’ by an interview panel
Tory chair says public isn’t bothered over PM’s refusal to apologise for sleaze
‘I think what people want, they accept what we said which is we made mistakes, they want this government actually to be focusing on the job at hand’
56% of care workers skip meals due to low pay, new data shows
77% of care workers also said that low pay negatively affects their mental health
Civil society blasts lack of progress at Cop26 during final day
Activists and civil society representatives have accused rich nations at COP26 of a “shameful” lack of ambition
Government’s tougher immigration and asylum policy in the spotlight as number of migrants crossing Channel hits new daily high
As activists took to the streets of Glasgow demanding justice for migrants, a record number of people crossed the English Channel by boat.
Prof Prem Sikka: UK is drowning in political and institutional sleaze
‘Political elites are in denial because the UK is institutionally corrupt. Major reforms are needed at every level, starting with the institutions of democracy.’