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.”
Reform’s growing list of policy U-turns
Reform has dropped its pledge to part-nationalise water and energy companies in its latest U-turn
Reform’s year in power in local government: A year of tax rises, cuts and defections
Nothing but broken promises, council tax rises and infighting among its councillors.
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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.
Sarah Owen MP: Cutting aid is a blow to the world’s poorest and a step back from world stage
‘As a country that wants to stand proud at home and abroad, we have a moral obligation to the world’s poorest.’
Beyond the glitz and glamour of G7: Rising poverty and food bank use in Cornwall
‘While the likes of Joe Biden will be treated to vintage wines, it is worth remembering that Cornwall is one of the poorest areas in North West Europe’.
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
Weetabix strikes, prison protests and trouble at the Queen’s parks…Find out what got spiked this week.