Reform mayoral candidate Laila Cunningham co-owns ‘unsafe squat hotel plagued by bed bugs’
Cunningham has promised an “all out war” on crime in London, yet there have been complaints of theft and safety issues at the hotel she co-owns
Ed Miliband admits ‘situation has changed’ between UK and US after Greenland disagreement
In an extraordinary speech at Davos, Trump stepped up his claims to Greenland however ruled out using force.
PMQs: Keir Starmer humiliates Kemi Badenoch over Chagos deal attack
Badenoch’s attempt to use Trump’s criticism of the Chagos deal against the government backfired
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Labour and Starmer should look to Harold Wilson’s election victory in 1964 for answers.
Treasury selling NatWest off at loss is missed opportunity to ‘rejuvenate economy’
‘NatWest could have been transformed into a people’s bank…but the government has shown no vision.’
Prof Prem Sikka: Pandemics destroy lives but neoliberalism is deadly too
UK politics is increasingly framed by markets, corporate profits and tax cuts rather than concerns about humanity, compassion and care, says Prem Sikka.
‘When I had Covid there was no support’: Harsh reality for UK’s migrant communities
In a new report, the UK’s migrant communities share some of the devastating situations they have found themselves in during the pandemic.
Why government should not have removed face mask rules
Businesses and workers have been left to bear the responsibility for preventing a major public health and economic setback.
New map shows parts of UK where millions struggle to access food
In one local authority 14 percent of people are classed as hungry and 30 percent are struggling to access food
Behind last week’s media hype over migrant Channel crossings
Priti Patel last week pushed the harshest law yet over right to claim asylum as right-wing press agitated once again over Channel crossings
EXCLUSIVE: TfL unable to issue fines for mask dodgers after Johnson strips its powers
London Assembly Labour’s travel spokesperson expresses concern over mask-wearing, now that Johnson has deprived TfL of sanction powers.