Government’s asylum proposals ‘cross a dangerous line’, warn campaigners and MPs
“This is headline chasing, not problem solving – a Government bowing to anti-immigrant, anti-rights politics.”
Labour
Universal credit sanctions under scrutiny in new report
In 2024, the median court fine was £283, while the average sanction for a claimant aged 25 or over amounted to £524.
EXCLUSIVE: Government must ‘stop the infighting’ to beat Reform, Labour figures warn amid leadership challenge briefings
“The government should be focusing on delivering policy, not fighting among themselves.”
Reform hires hard-right figure with ‘unpleasant views on race’ as head of its student organisation
Matt Goodwin has argued that UK-born people from ethnic minority backgrounds are not automatically British
Reform Senedd member to be suspended over racial slur
‘The fact that Reform accepted the Member’s defection following this information coming to light tells us everything you need to know about the party’
Nigel Farage refuses to condemn councillor’s comments calling children in care ‘evil’ at PMQs
‘Utterly spineless’
Labour’s decision to reconsider WASPI compensation offers ‘glimmer of hope’, says Unison
“What started out as an administrative error was compounded by successive governments reneging on their promises. It’s time for ministers to put things right.”
Labour restores whip to four MPs who voted against welfare cuts
‘There will always be disagreements in politics, what defines us is how we resolve them.’
Labour’s new deputy leader Lucy Powell says party must not break tax manifesto promise
Powell has also repeated her call for the two-child limit to be lifted “in full”
Kent Labour MP rips into Reform’s performance in local government at PMQs
Labour MPs ridiculed Reform’s claim that Kent County Council would be “the best advert” for a Reform government