Suella Braverman brutally mocked after defecting to Reform UK
In the least surprising defection ever…
Priti Patel has meltdown when LBC presenter points out negative impact of Brexit
Patel accused Goodall of giving a “political lecture”
Where the Government’s Animal Welfare Strategy Needs to Go Further
The Animal Welfare Strategy is a good start, but if it is to be a document we can be proud of, it must close gaps where cruelty is most extreme
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Prof Prem Sikka: With their Brexit deal, the government has broken its promises to voters
Johnson said we’d stay in the single market.
Douglas Chapman: Scotland wants no part in the Tories’ latest nuclear energy folly
As Scotland moves away from nuclear power, the UK Government is trying to impose this costly distraction, writes Douglas Chapman MP.
I backed a People’s Vote, but Labour must accept the Brexit debate is over
Labour needs to show it has moved on from the Brexit debate ahead of the vote on Johnson’s deal, writes Omar Salem.
Christopher Evans: It’s time for Ministers to admit it: the coronavirus support schemes were deeply flawed
Millions have slipped through the gaps – billions have been squandered through fraud, writes Christopher Evans MP.
Mike Amesbury: 2020 has seen the best of solidarity – and the worst of unfettered capitalism
As we look to rebuild a new, fairer society after the pandemic, we need to demand better.
Karen Buck: Inside the shambles that is Britain’s temporary accommodation system
We need to talk about the state of emergency housing, writes Karen Buck MP.
Daniel Zeichner: Britain’s food system is broken – and the Tories can’t fix it
The market alone can’t solve food poverty.
Radical roundup: Five stories this year that deserved more attention
Launched this year, radical roundup shines a light on under-covered stories.
Nine times Left Foot Forward hit the headlines in 2020
We don’t just write the news. Sometimes we make it too.
A majority of the public think pandemic procurement was corrupt
Fifty Nine percent of those surveyed thought the way the government procured emergency equipment favoured their friends.