Nigel Farage criticised for going to Davos and undermining the UK’s position on Greenland
“He doesn’t want to be PM, he wants to be the Governor of the 51st State.”
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”
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‘As a country that wants to stand proud at home and abroad, we have a moral obligation to the world’s poorest.’
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We need an overhaul of how women are treated in the criminal justice system
‘Each year, 12,000 women are imprisoned in the UK, many serving short sentences for non-violent offences’.
Disabled people miss out on millions in ESA benefits – but not for want of trying
‘I know how dehumanising it is to be treated like you’re faking your disability,’ says Rachel Charlton-Dailey.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 2, June 2021
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Labour admits the party stands little chance in Chesham and Amersham by-election
Asked who Labour’s candidate was, Starmer’s spokesperson couldn’t answer.
More powers for Wales aren’t just ‘nice-to-have’ – they’re a necessity
Westminster has a plan for Wales; it just doesn’t involve us, say Rhys ab Owen MS and Liz Saville Roberts MP.
Tories threaten to ‘target’ Good Law Project – days before losing ‘crony’ contracts court case
Rather than fix its mistakes, this government’s modus operandi seems to follow the Cummings rule book: fight, privately brief, and sow distrust.
Inside the Batley and Spen by-election: A battle of culture, identity, and loyalty
Batley and Spen is one of many northern Labour seats that are vulnerable to the Conservatives as they hoover up the working-class Leave vote.