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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Desperate Shaun Bailey campaign hypes up ‘internal polling’ again
His top-secret polls are very different to the actual public polling.
Natalie Bennett: Three proposed laws make a mockery of the PM’s claims about ‘Global Britain’
Three proposed laws are going to see further damage to the UK’s global reputation, writes Natalie Bennett.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – 20th January 2021
Left Foot Forward’s roundup of the progressive news you might have missed this week…
Mega-poll: Labour could secure landslide in 2024 by working with other progressive parties
There’s a lot of ifs when it comes to
a cross-party pact, but Labour needs to think big to climb an electoral mountain in 2024.
Migration Watch called out for seeming to blame new Covid-19 ‘Kent strain’ on migrants
The latest scapegoating screams of pure desperation.
Exclusive: Tory appointments to new Build Back Better Council ‘beggar belief’
Members include firms accused of tax avoidance, anti-union practices and fuelling climate chaos.
UnionDues: Is there a way through the woods for the labour movement?
What has the shift to working online done to the union movement?
Barely a handful of Tories vote against Universal Credit cut – despite many claiming it would be ‘devastating’
The £20 a week Universal Credit boost has been a lifeline for millions. When will Tory MPs start voting with their conscience?
What’s next for Scottish Labour after Richard Leonard’s departure?
There’s more to the party’s leadership battle than ‘left’ versus ‘right’.
Government’s focus on statues diverts from Universal Credit cut backlash
Is pushing the protection of statues a plan by the Tories to distract from the Universal Credit cut fallout?