Pedro Sánchez’s widely-applauded ceasefire response, cuts through Europe’s caution
The Spanish PM has been among Europe’s most outspoken critics of military escalation in the region, as well as a vocal supporter of Palestinian rights.
Nigel Farage heckled yet again on local elections campaign trail
‘You’re not welcome here’
‘Staunch’ Reform members win Nigel Farage’s energy bill giveaway
‘Is this legal?’
Latest Posts
Secretively-funded think tank takes credit for abolition of aid ministry
They said they’d “chalked up yet another” policy change.
More job cuts blamed on decision to make blue British passports in Poland
The Sun’s blue British passport campaign may have cost up to 500 jobs in Gateshead.
Labour’s strategy on a Brexit deal? Let the Tories flounder
Starmer avoided the issue in PMQs. Labour are picking their battles…
EXCLUSIVE: Major food wholesaler in dispute over alleged trade union victimisation
United Voices of the World say Premier Fruits breached workers’ rights and health and safety legislation.
Backlash grows against decision to abolish DfID
The Tory hardliners have got their way – but at what cost?
In the ruins of the Covid pandemic, we need Big Ideas more than ever
It’s time to be radical – and say ‘never again’ like we mean it.
Johnson suggests UK should switch aid from Africa to Eastern Europe
He suggested aid should be used to fight Vladimir Putin.
Why climate movements must stand with George Floyd
Of course it’s a moral imperative – but it’s also a strategic necessity.
Christian Aid accuses Johnson of “political vandalism” over reports he’ll scrap aid ministry
Will Johnson declare war on charity?
‘Red Wall’ voters want trade deal with the EU, poll finds
Voters think No-Deal would increase the cost of living.