Reform are so desperate to find people to stand in the local elections, they’re cold calling members of the public
They’ve even called members of other parties and a Guardian journalist…
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…
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G4S were not fined and their contract was renewed.
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Polling shows Lib Dem lead in Brecon by-election
The Lib Dems look set to win back the seat they lost in 2015.
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It’s time for the left to step up and make a positive case for migration.
Just some of the ways a No Deal Brexit would screw up our economy
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Amid government inaction, Sadiq Khan is doing something about Britain’s private rental crisis
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Academisation is an expensive failure
Department for Education figures out today show that academisation has been an expensive failure.
Union courses under threat at Oxford’s ‘worker’s college’
Ten union leaders have written to Ruskin College to protest the treatment of union reps and the dropping of union HE courses.
Changes to company director reporting are hampering transparency
NUJ calls for more transparency in company director details from Companies House