Labour Party sources have also expressed concern about the implications of any contest for the Greater Manchester Mayorality, with costs expected to run into hundreds of thousands of pounds.
It just goes to show that rather than standing up for democracy and the right of self-determination, Reform would be more than happy to trash international law and order.
“He doesn’t want to be PM, he wants to be the Governor of the 51st State.”
With the May 6 elections only just over a week away, there was plenty to play for in today’s PMQs
There’s a record gap in outcomes between the poorest and wealthiest students, and sky-high dissatisfaction from teaching staff
Since the Conservatives gained power in 2010, homelessness has become an ever-increasing problem
International trade is too important to be left to economists, businesspeople, and politicians. It needs trade union intervention, writes Simon Sapper.
Political leadership on factory farming in Britain is described as “astoundingly absent,” forcing grassroots organisations and NGOs to take on the fight themselves.
While some employers have stepped up during the pandemic, it’s public health bodies which are side-lining union reps.
Why is it left to the unelected chamber to defend abandoned Brits? The Green peer looks at this week’s Lords agenda.
Angela Rayner is calling on the Conservatives to issue an apology for magnifying misinformation during the Hartlepool by-election.
Best for Britain relaunches armed with research showing Britons support effective international action that should act as a wake-up call for government.
The government needs to practice what they preach about levelling up on job protection, writes Tony Burke.
