Reform slammed for being a ‘posh boys club’
“The only argument going for them is grievance and resentment.
Support for Reform falls to its lowest level in over a year
Not going to plan for Nigel Farage…
Nigel Farage concedes Keir Starmer was right not to join Iran war
Farage has finally admitted Starmer is correct in his position, despite the Reform UK leader previously being an enthusiastic supporter of the war.
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Sun and Mail in bizarre call for PM to ignore scientists…as Covid death rates spiral
Writing off our nation’s top medical professionals is a dangerous game, argues Lucy Skoulding
Britain is facing an epidemic of drug deaths, new stats reveal
Campaigners call for policy shift: “The first step is moving from denial to accepting that there is a problem.”
Labour urges government to abandon Serco and back local contact tracing
Local teams reached 97.1% of close contacts while Serco only reached 68.6% in the latest weekly stats
Tory MPs join opposition in call for Johnson and Sunak to scrap multi-billion pound benefits cut
The PM and Chancellor are under pressure from their own party to halt the cuts
Here’s what Day One of a No Deal Brexit could look like
We’re 80 days away from a potentially disastrous crash-out Brexit. A new report from Best for Britain sets the scene.
PM’s spokesman dodges awkward Covid questions following damning revelations
“We took a balanced approach which protects lives and livelihoods” Now both look like they’re in jeopardy.
INTERVIEW: Prem Sikka on joining the House of Lords as a socialist academic
Left Foot Forward speaks to the writer and Corbyn appointee as he joins the second chamber.
‘Slow clap for MPs’ online event becomes overnight sensation
A Facebook event started as an in-joke for friends and family tapped into ‘justifiable anger’, says one of the organisers.