John McDonnell dismantles Richard Tice’s false claims about refugees
“You’re talking to the grandchild of an Irish migrant, we built the country.”
Labour
Spending review: Extra funding for public services welcomed but Labour urged to reverse disability benefit cuts
From scrapping the use of asylum hotels to increasing spending on the NHS and education, LFF looks at reactions to Labour’s Spending Review.
REVEALED: The most popular cabinet minister among Labour members
This poll has revealed Labour members’ favourite cabinet member
Hamilton by-election winner Labour’s Davy Russell hits out at “poison of Reform”
“This community has also sent a message to Farage and his mob tonight.”
MPs call for public ownership of water after private equity firm abandons Thames Water rescue deal
“Can’t he be tough with it for once and say water is a human right? And it should be publicly owned and publicly run.”
A food parcel every 11 seconds: Charity demands urgent action on hunger
Over the past five years, the number of families with children relying on food parcels has increased by 46 percent.
Keir Starmer confirms government U-turn on winter fuel cuts
The PM said that he wants more pensioners to be able to claim winter fuel allowance and that the policy will be reviewed
Keir Starmer roasts Nigel Farage at PMQs with joke about his holiday
‘He was the first through the e-gates somewhere in the South of France’
5 key takeaways from Keir Starmer’s UK-EU ‘reset’ deal
The PM said the first UK-EU summit “marks a new era in our relationship” with the EU
Lord John Bird urges government to step up on poverty to head off Reform threat
Bird warns that unless the government acts now, they will not hold back the rise of Reform at the next general election.