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Rachel Reeves takes swipe at Liz Truss for helping richest families pay their energy bills as she sets out support for poorest households

Basit Mahmood
Yesterday

Unlike Truss, the Chancellor has said that only the poorest households will get government support if the conflict pushes up gas and electricity charges.

A photo of the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivering the government's Spring Statement

Breaking: Reform finally drops mayoral candidate who told David Lammy to ‘go home’

Olivia Barber
Yesterday

Chris Parry has been sacked after making numerous offensive comments on social media

Reform Mayoral Candidate Chris Parry

Reform’s Kent council approves wage increase for councillors

Basit Mahmood
Yesterday

Now it turns out that the party’s council leader has broken another promise when it comes to giving members of the council a pay rise.

Reform Kent County Councillors

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A placard reading "Liberal Democrats winning here"

6 key Lib Dem policy announcements from party conference

Basit Mahmood
19 September, 2021

Party leader Ed Davey has announced a new flagship Education policy on the third day of the party’s conference – Catch-Up Vouchers.

Parliament

Lib Dem conference: Members back calls for English National Chamber

Basit Mahmood
19 September, 2021

The conference also backed a motion for individual regions within England to be federal states, with a constitutional standing equivalent to that of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, with England.

Ed Davey

Lib Dem leader says ‘fossil fuel money will be banned from the city of London’

Basit Mahmood
18 September, 2021

‘We control the regulations and laws of the city of London. We can change how the city of London operates, we can show leadership to other financial centres of the world’.

Lib Dem conference: Party tries to woo Tory voters

Basit Mahmood
18 September, 2021

Having overturned a 16,000 majority in Chesham and Amersham, the party is confident that it can win over more disgruntled Tory voters.

climate change

Carbon pricing and a frequent flyer levy at heart of Lib Dem plans to combat climate change

Basit Mahmood
18 September, 2021

The Liberal Democrats say they want to bring in a frequent flyer levy by reforming Air Passenger Duty to target the most frequent flyers.

What to expect from the Labour conference: Division and a lack of clarity from Starmer

Liam Barrett
18 September, 2021

‘Starmer has not been the unifying leader many had envisaged, nor has he continued to advocate for the ten pledges he put to the membership a mere eighteen months ago.’

A placard reading "Liberal Democrats winning here"

Lib Dem conference: Motion to ban conversion therapy receives overwhelming support

Basit Mahmood
17 September, 2021

The party says it wants to see a total ban on conversion therapy in the UK, with no exemptions for religious practices.

A job advert for the Institute for Employment Rights

Job Opportunity: Director of the Institute of Employment Rights

17 September, 2021

The Institute of Employment Rights is looking for a new Director to lead their small but busy office.

Andrew Neil held to account on Question Time over GB News ‘dog whistles’

Basit Mahmood
17 September, 2021

‘I think GB news, when it launched, was actually a very, very shoddy platform. When it came out it was embarrassing to watch.’

The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill threatens your right to protest

Prem Sikka
17 September, 2021

‘Under the Bill, protests could be banned because they are deemed to be noisy and disruptive and participants could be prosecuted’.

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