
The Renters’ Rights Bill: Challenging the backlash from landlords
‘I certainly won’t shed a tear if the scales of England’s housing system […] start to tip back towards the one in five of us who rent our home.’

‘I certainly won’t shed a tear if the scales of England’s housing system […] start to tip back towards the one in five of us who rent our home.’

‘If the government really follows through with blocking refugees from getting citizenship, the UK will be taking a huge step backwards.’

The growing reliance on oligarch donations risks undermining the very fabric of democracy. With political parties no longer depending on membership fees or union backing, we risk wealthy individuals pushing policies that primarily serve their own interests rather than the people.

From succeeding at the latest stage of 10-year Asda equal pay claim to Stagecoach drivers getting an 11% pay rise, unions have been winning

Renters’ Reform Coalition analysis found that one in three peers scheduled to speak in the debate were landlords themselves

‘I have found out in a news article’, said one of the MPs who has not yet had the whip restored

Less than 10% of the public believe foreign donations to political parties should be allowed

MPs are calling on the government to recognise the state of Palestine immediately

The Tory MP said ‘we would not have been able to roll out that vaccine as quickly as we did’

‘You’re now an MP, you’re the leader of a party, don’t you need to say what we can do?’