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The Greens instead accused the Labour party of trying to block them from chairing the Transport Committee.
Plans to introduce photo ID for voting ‘are about voter suppression’, says Labour MP
Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP also says that the move will disproportionately affect those from underrepresented and marginalised communities.
Why levelling-up is just another Tory hoax
‘Levelling-up’ has been used as a slogan by Boris Johnson’s government to implement its far-right policies.
There’s a clear route to Labour election success: a Green New Deal
‘Labour must propose radical solutions to the climate crisis, and history shows us that relying on market driven solutions is a dead end’.
Unite bosses should be compromising with workers not criticising them
‘With three left candidates vying for the top seat, unity within Unite is becoming fractured’.
Exclusive: Brits support decriminalisation of marijuana, saying it’s less harmful than alcohol
Three in ten MPs also support the decriminalisation of marijuana.
British Fur Trade Association slammed for ‘misusing poll’ to show support for fur trade
The association had claimed that ‘97% of Brits believe that a fur ban should not be the government’s priority’.
Wera Hobhouse MP: These Tory plans to change the voting system are a power grab
Home secretary Priti Patel has been accused of launching an ‘attack on democracy’ as she presses ahead with her plans.
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Lloyd Russell Moyle MP: We can end new cases of HIV by 2030. Here’s how
“The healthy life I enjoy every day is a testament to the grit and refusal to give up by HIV activists across the world.”