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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Left Foot Forward’s roundup of the progressive news you might have missed this week.
Health Secretary breached party funding rules over ‘impermissible’ donation
But Hancock avoided a fine over the donation from a Danish investor.
Wales’ top legal adviser: How the Internal Markets Bill represents a power grab
Jeremy Miles MS, Counsel General for the Welsh Government, sets out the major problems with the Tories’ latest Brexit legislation.
Andrew Fisher: Socialists in the Labour party should stay and fight
As discontent grows on the Labour left, those who backed Corbyn still have a key role, writes Jeremy Corbyn’s former head of policy.
Tories rapped for misleading public over benefits of Japan trade deal
Full Fact says the government has overstated the value of a new ‘£1.5 billion’ UK-Japan trade deal.
The Green Party needs to answer some fundamental questions
Compass Greens write: “The party needs a new strategy. More of the same won’t deliver.”
EXCLUSIVE: “Unions and employers are meeting all the time. The only empty chairs are for ministers” – TUC leader
We speak to the trade union movement leader about bad bosses, Brexit law-breaking – and her experience of working with the Tories.
The myth of Labour’s ‘middle-class takeover’ – and why class isn’t the job you do
We need to look beyond lazy old stereotypes when it comes to Britain’s relationship with class.