End Furniture Poverty calls on new government to ensure at least 10% of social homes are furnished
Only 2 percent of social homes are furnished or partly furnished, compared to 29 percent in the private rental sector, research shows.
Labour
Democracy in danger: Britain’s crackdown on climate dissent
Whether you agree with their actions or not, the sentencing of the Just Stop Oil protesters signals an increasingly authoritarian approach to dissent that prioritises public order over the right to advocate for critical issues such as climate change.
Labour pressed to urgently address sick pay reform
‘With the cost-of-living crisis, our flawed sick pay system is putting millions at risk.’
‘Might move to Islington North’ trends: How the left reacted to Jeremy Corbyn’s historic win
‘Islington North is the place to be. Go go go!’
Labour unseats first SNP MP as more gains expected
Labour are expected to win many seats from the SNP
Labour wins key bellwether seat of Nuneaton
The party that has won Nuneaton at every election since 1997 has entered government
Labour holds Houghton and Sunderland South in first declared constituency of the night
Reform UK came second
Labour plans to reform electoral system by introducing automatic voter registration
Young people are the most likely to be voiceless in the UK’s current political system.
The clowns are packing up, the circus is almost over
The latest fibs, fiascos, and blunders as the campaigning hits the home stretch.
‘They think it’s all over. It is now!’ Tories think Election final whistle has blown
As the election draws closer, one thing is becoming ever clearer, the Conservatives have resigned themselves, not only to defeat, but a big defeat.