Thames Water fine reprieve sparks outrage over “rewarding failure”
“This nonsense must be, should be, has to be and will be opposed.”
Woke-bashing of the week: The great Easter ‘outrage’ that wasn’t
It’s a depressingly familiar pattern, a carefully framed image, paired with a provocative narrative, travels faster than the truth, especially when it taps into pre-existing grievances about so-called ‘wokeness.’
Right-wing media watch – War, what war? The Express chooses Farage fan adulation over reality
Brown’s account of Farage’s campaign stops borders on the reverential. Even anonymous praise from a party candidate, “he’s going to change everything for the better,” is relayed without challenge.
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Jeremy Corbyn’s spokesman: “There will be no tears” from Labour leader as UK leaves the EU on Friday
“Everyone accepts that we’ll be leaving the EU on Friday,” the Labour leader’s spokesman told journalists.
As the Grenfell disaster inquiry starts again, it’s time for social housing tenants to be heard
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Trading diplomacy: Why is Britain silent on a growing human rights crisis in Bangladesh?
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Migrants voices feature in just 15% of articles about immigration.
Ed Davey miles ahead in Lib Dem leadership poll
Davey was a minister in the Coalition government
Prem Sikka: Excessive dividends are strangling the UK economy
Companies aren’t investing because they feel pressure to pay dividends instead.
Minister says food banks are a “perfect way” to meet challenges of “difficult times”
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University of Liverpool staff consider strike over lower redundancy pay
Staff made redundant in 2018 from Liverpool offered £15,000 more on average, says union.