Tory councillors identified as questioners at Rishi Sunak’s campaign visit
Rishi Sunak accused of ‘faking it’ after taking election questions from two Tory politicians
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How the Right-Wing Media’s ‘Conveyor Belt’ Propaganda Machine Works
Providing little in context or critical analysis, the right-wing monopoly of our print media poses real problems for democracy, as news with a reactionary and conservative political bias dominates the popular discourse.
Regulator rejects call for investigation into Tufton Street think tank behind Liz Truss’s budget
Former Charity Commission board member ‘troubled’ by the decision and the speed of the complaints dismissal
The Right’s ideological war on education
Is another unwelcome American import coming to Britain, where the political Right often look to US counterparts for ideological inspiration?
Liz Truss’ ‘Popular Conservatism’ group has links to climate science denial groups
PopCon group has links with climate science denial groups and those with links to the fossil fuel industry.
George Monbiot takes apart the Institute of Economic Affairs over their funding
“Of course you want to rip down regulations, of course you don’t care about the natural world because you’re from the IEA which is funded by oligarchs & corporations…”
Why we should be worried about the GB News-funded alt-right conference in London
This latest curious meeting of right-wing minds in a sold out inaugural conference at the world’s busiest concert venue, shows how much this form of cultural nationalism, which emphases the preservation of national identity, restrictions on immigration, and a rebuke of climate science, has become mainstream.
One year of Rishi Sunak: The PM’s biggest U-turns and broken promises
From Net Zero to EU law, here are the biggest reversals of policy and promises we have seen Sunak make in just 12 months.
CPC23: ‘Madchester’ redefined
As Manchester recovers from hosting a Conservative Party Conference defined by lies, culture wars and conspiracy theories, Right-Wing Watch looks at some of the maddest conference moments.
Gordon Brown: Countries that profited from oil surge should pay climate tax
Brown said that states such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Norway benefited from a “lottery style bonanza” last year, as the price of oil soared.