Senior Reform UK figures panicking Trump links could cause them electoral damage
Panic has set in among Reform’s senior figures
The House of Lords is increasingly illegitimate
Removing hereditary peers won’t go far enough to give the Lords legitimacy
Nigel Farage defends Senedd candidate’s Nazi salute
The Reform leader has also defended a homophobic joke that the Scottish Reform leader made
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From Mary Ann Nichols to Sarah Everard: Women on Britain’s unsafe streets
‘If we truly want to increase the safety for women on the streets, we must redirect our attention away from what women could do, to why men are making these streets unsafe for women.’
‘Labour must not dismiss its young voters, it should offer them hope’
‘We need someone to offer us hope – hope of affordable housing, of employment rights, of action on inequality.’
Charities warn of a ‘wave of homelessness in coming months’ after eviction ban ends
400,000 renting households have either been served an eviction notice or have been told they will be evicted, according to the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
School leaders say government has ‘prioritised purse strings over nation’s children’
The government has pledged less than a tenth of the cash that the former schools catch-up tsar had requested.
Mary Kelly Foy MP: Why we must oppose the new detention centre for asylum-seeking women
‘Hassockfield Immigration Removal Centre is significant not just because of the trauma it will cause for the women imprisoned there, but because of what it represents.’
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 1, June 2021
What got spiked this week?
Union Jack must be flown for Prince Andrew’s birthday, government advice says
He stepped back as a working Royal following the Epstein revelations. Why do we need to celebrate his birthday?
Revealed: NHS deal with private firms during pandemic was expensive flop
Private hospitals barely provided any beds for Covid patients – but they still netted millions in public cash.
Tories hint at secret corporate courts in UK-Australia trade deal
The plans could allow Australian energy firms to sue the UK for taking climate action.
PM’s Catholic wedding ceremony triggers constitutional questions
Is Boris Johnson now a Catholic in the eyes of Britain’s bizarre constitution?