Liz Truss left humiliated and speechless in series of local radio interviews trying to defend disastrous policies
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Climate campaigners slam lifting of fracking ban
“Whatever the question, fracking is not the answer”
Nadine Dorries mocked for reiterating claim Boris Johnson was removed in a ‘ruthless coup’
She also said that Johnson was a ‘great leader’ and that she was ‘very disappointed’ he would be stepping down.
Brexit has been a total failure and the government is covering up the damage it has done
With the 6th anniversary of the Brexit vote looming, Labour should loudly highlight the damage being done
Prof Prem Sikka: Britain’s cost of living crisis is mostly manufactured by government policies
The annual rate of inflation has hit 9%. Average wages during the first three months of the year increased by just 4.2%.
Natalie Bennett: The Queen’s Speech was devoid of ideas on both the economy and environment
The emptiness of the government’s “programme”, a grab bag of philosophically incoherent and half-baked ideas, has been widely noted.
Labour cannot be allowed to backtrack when it comes to helping the Global South
If Labour’s view has shifted against debt cancellation, it marks an unwelcome sea change, writes Mike Buckley.
EXCLUSIVE: Campaigners aghast as Labour suggests u-turn on pandemic debt relief
Starmer’s spokesman said it was not Labour policy to back debt cancellation for developing countries to tackle the pandemic.
Amid a pandemic, private investors are still demanding billions from low-income countries
Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak must take the lead in pressing for private debt relief for indebted countries.
It was strategy not policy which lost Labour the election
Labour needs reform – but not a return to ‘the centre’.