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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Extinction Rebellion block entrance to Parliament
XR rise the stakes as the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill starts its journey through parliament.
Satire’s job is to make us all uncomfortable – especially those in power
Pricking governmental pomposity is important. But satire does more than just that.
National Union of Journalists hits out at PM over ‘dark mutterings’ about BBC overhaul
Tory clamour for an end to the BBC’s universal funding model is growing.
Ministry of Defence blacklists investigative journalism outlet
“We no longer deal with your publication.”
Labour opposes rise in corporation tax in Autumn Budget
Starmer’s spokesman says it’s the wrong time to be talking about tax rises – but the move is likely to anger left-wing activists.
Extinction Rebellion-backed climate Bill to be heard in Parliament
The Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill seeks a drastic reduction in emissions, to keep within the 1.5 degree Paris Agreement limit.
Dozens of health organisations unite to challenge rushed reorganisation of public health
“As organisations committed to improving health and reducing inequalities, we are deeply concerned that the Government’s plans for the reorganisation of health protection.”
New study: Government and institutions ‘less trusted’ by women and low-income people
A new study highlights a gender and income gap when it comes to trust in institutions
Extinction Rebellion has started two weeks of civil disobedience to demand action on climate crisis
‘We have an opportunity to turn this sinking ship around but we must act now, not next year, not in ten years,’ said an XR spokesperson.
Organised compassion: A tale of mutual aid in South London
How residents in a south London estate came together in mutual support during the pandemic