Reform slumps in latest poll after Jenrick defection
While Farage may have tried to portray himself as an insurgent against the status quo, Reform is now increasingly seen as a refuge for Tory politicians who voters have already rejected.
The Greens defeat Reform UK in Derbyshire by-election
The new Green councillor says people were “unimpressed with some of the things that Reform has done”
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
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Government’s FOI guidelines breach deemed ‘corrosive to our democracy’ by Labour MP
All FOI requests should be dealt with equally and on an ‘applicant blind’ basis’.
GB News: ‘Disrupter’ channel’s launch ruthlessly mocked online
After weeks of build up, last night saw the launch of new channel GB News and with it came plenty of backlash
Molly Scott Cato: To stop the climate crisis, we need to fix the UK’s crisis of democracy
We need a political system where the climate-focused parties stand a real chance of succeeding says Molly Scott Cato.
Exclusive: Tories failing to live up to G7 rhetoric on biodiversity, Labour warns
Ministers have no plan to restore and rewild habitats in Britain, Olivia Blake MP says.
Exclusive: Musician who will perform before G7 leaders shared ‘far right’ Facebook post
Graham Trudgeon, who is part of Du Hag Owr, will perform in front of G7 leaders tomorrow night.
Prof Prem Sikka: A failure to tackle skills shortages is threatening the post-Covid economic recovery
The government is hoping to alleviate skills shortages by recruiting individuals from all over the world. A key part of this is the recognition of foreign qualifications.
Homeless forced out of hotels and left to live in tents and cars to make way for G7, charity says
‘DISC Newquay says it has heard first hand from people who have had to leave the hotels to make way for police’
Here’s how the government can prevent a flood of evictions in London
‘Almost a third of Londoners live in the private rented sector’
Jenny Jones: The G7 needs to work towards an international carbon tax
‘The top four oil companies alone have made more than $2 trillion in profit since 1990.’
Who are the Unite general secretary candidates and what do they stand for?
It’s an election that will not only affect workers up and down the country but could have significant repercussions for the Labour party.