Chris Philp forced to admit Rwanda plan failed after trying to attack Labour small boats deal
The Tory MP was forced to admit that the Rwanda scheme resulted in zero deportations
Labour
Government plan to scrap First Past the Post for mayoral and PCC elections welcomed
The Tories introduced FPTP for mayoral and PCC elections in 2022, a change seen as an attempt to boost their chances of winning elections
Commons leader Lucy Powell brutally mocks Reform UK’s vetting procedures
‘The bigger story for Reform this week is they really are becoming the party of sleaze and scandal and dud and dodgy personnel.’
Here’s how MPs voted on the Universal Credit Bill
The bill passed its third reading, but 47 Labour MPs rebelled against the government
Universal Credit and PIP Bill: What will be debated at the third reading today?
MPs have put forward dozens of amendments to the bill
Revealed: Overwhelming majority of Brits support wealth tax on super-rich, according to new poll
Three-quarters of the public support introducing a 2% tax on wealth above £10 million
Happy birthday, NHS – But will it survive privatisation?
As we celebrate its 78th year, our beloved NHS faces an ongoing threat: death by privatisation. The question is: Can Labour be trusted to protect what Nye Bevan built, or will it preside over its gradual dismantling? And what would happen if, God forbid, Farage and Reform got into power?
Charities urge MPs not to be swayed by government’s welfare bill concessions
‘If current protections are right for disabled people now, why are they not right for disabled people in the future?’
Kim Johnson MP: The government’s ‘concessions’ on disability benefit cuts ‘do not go anywhere near far enough’
‘They would create a two-tier benefits system where people would not be eligible for support because they became sick or disabled at a later date.’
What concessions has the government given Labour rebels on the welfare bill?
The government has made some fairly significant concessions, but they will only apply to existing claimants