Reform councillor on Staffordshire County Council exposed for posting racist remarks
It’s not the first time that the Reform-led council has been embroiled in a racism scandal.
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.”
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Nick Thomas-Symonds: ‘No Labour home secretary will ever defund the police’
Shadow home secretary pitched Labour as the party of law and order at the conference.
Keir Starmer under fire for welcoming the Sun to Labour conference
Rumour has it that Starmer had a private meeting with the Sun newspaper during the Labour party conference in Brighton.
TSSA leader: Unions will overturn Starmer’s leadership rule changes
The Starmer-backing union leader also hit out at the continued suspension of Jeremy Corbyn, branding it ‘disgraceful’.
Labour MP: Voting for Starmer then quitting is ‘like forgetting to flush’
The Labour left is not mincing its words.
Doctor’s Note: The NHS is at a tipping point – and GPs are the scapegoats
The government is trying to deflect the blame away from the real causes of the NHS’ crisis, writes Dr Joe McManners.
Labour conference passes motion to back sanctions against Israel
An historic motion on Palestine has been passed at the Labour Party conference, which acknowledges that Israel is practicing apartheid and calls for strong sanctions.
#Lab21: Rachel Reeves sets out ambitious proposals in first conference speech as shadow chancellor
Reeves outlined some bold promises for sweeping change, including becoming Britain’s ‘first green chancellor.’
Germany’s centre-left secures narrow win over Merkel’s party: What happens next?
As Germany enters a period of post-Merkel uncertainty, LFF caught up with Dr. Josefin Graef, co-convener the UK Political Studies Association’s German Politics Specialist Group, to ask her thoughts on the elections and what lies ahead for Germany.
Government plans to lower student loan repayment threshold met with contempt
“The injustice is simply outstanding” says the National Union of Students on government proposal to slash the amount graduates must earn before repaying student loans.
What the TUC Congress showed about climate change and trade unions
‘It is vital that trade unions can have these debates and arrive at a position that works for workers in the long-term.’