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Pressure is piling on the prime minister over the Mandelson scandal ahead of the local elections
Reform in turmoil: Deputy group leader of Cornwall Council defects
The bitter infighting and defections that have plagued Reform continue.
Nigel Farage refuses to commit to probing deputy’s corporation tax amid reports he failed to pay £100,000
Farage is choosing to bury his head in the sand
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Conservative efforts to take a Derbyshire seat have taken a desperate turn.
The evidence is overwhelming: Boris Johnson backs Islamophobia
It’s time to hold him to account.
Over a third of Boris Johnson’s Twitter followers are fake
Twitter may have banned political advertising. But there are still other problems with the platform.
Fighting for the future of universities
The future of university teaching and research goes beyond the argument about pensions. So does the strike.
UCU ‘fighting fund’ hits £100,000 as university strikes end
UCU said the support and generosity from students, sister trade unions and the general public throughout the disputes so far had been overwhelming, and would only help to strengthen members’ resolve.
9,300 Met police staff cut under the Tories say GMB Union
Analysis of Home Office data by the union shows a ‘shocking’ reduction in support staff.
Arron Banks’ group accused of ‘hijacking’ UKIP data during EU referendum
Banks, UKIP and Leave.EU deny any wrongdoing.
Overhauling Britain’s rotten corporate structures: What are the parties saying? #GE2019
To build the economy we need, it’s time to democratise the workplace, writes Prof Prem Sikka.
What are the parties saying when it comes to NHS funding? #GE2019
Why the NHS crisis is an equality issue.
The idea of a four-day week has gone from the margins to the mainstream
It’s a policy that works, says Unite’s Tony Burke.