Reform’s first year running councils: ‘The atmosphere in the chamber has changed’
Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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A new report reveals a groundswell of support for increased benefits payments
A survey of 1,647 respondents in the UK found that more than half adults wanted higher benefits for disabled people, carers and lone parents.
EXCLUSIVE: Tory MP Eddie Hughes slammed for sharing picture of himself posing with gun
Eddie Hughes MP posted the photo holding the weapon, while standing in front of a rack of guns to his official LinkedIn profile and Twitter.
Kim Johnson MP: Tory attacks on marginalised communities are designed to distract from their own failings
‘The classic tactics of divide and rule are now dubbed a ‘War on Woke’.
Prof Prem SIkka: It’s time to face the facts about corruption in Britain
‘Are democratic governance, the rule of law and our human rights under threat from practices which have institutionalised corruption in the UK?’
‘Hancock should consider his position, we know we were lied to’ says director of National Care Association
“People lost lives and we know they lost lives unnecessarily and prematurely and had the government put in robust systems that wouldn’t have happened.”
Racist and sexist abuse by anonymous online accounts needs to be stamped out, say campaigners
The government’s Online Safety Bill fails to deal with anonymous accounts behind much of the online abuse.
Claire Hanna MP: Victims in Northern Ireland can’t ‘move on’ until perpetrators let them
‘Reconciliation will never be achieved if the needs of victims keep coming second to the needs of victim makers.’
Cummings’ revelations show why we need a public inquiry sooner rather than later, Independent SAGE expert says
‘The key question of why the U.K. has one of the highest death rates in the world from Covid-19 can only be answered during a public inquiry’
As a British Palestinian I feel let down by the Labour Party
‘It is extraordinary and incredibly telling that a supposedly internationalist party headed by a former human rights lawyer could have such a languid attitude to the oppressed.’
Here are some explosive claims Dominic Cummings made during his marathon evidence before a select committee
Boris Johnson’s former top advisor said that ‘tens of thousands’ of people died who didn’t need to.