Selective outrage on protest politics
Protests against proscription London witnessed extraordinary scenes this weekend: 900 people arrested while protesting against the government’s decision to proscribe Palestine Action. For.
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Cost of curiosity: Reform conference
Like it or not, Reform UK is gathering momentum – publicly and privately – every day. This past weekend, I attended Reform UK’s.
Birmingham
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Reform: Entertainers or statesmen?
“I went to the Reform conference so you didn’t have to” Reform UK rolled into Birmingham this week with the swagger of a.
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World Affairs
Farage clashes in Congress
Free speech warning Nigel Farage has urged US politicians and businesses to pressure the British government over freedom of speech laws, comparing the.
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Nadine Dorries joins Reform
Ex-Boris ally slams ‘dead’ Tory Party Reform UK kicks off its annual party conference in Birmingham today with a new member in its.
Environment
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UK surges ahead on green power
Record approvals spark momentum Britain has approved a record wave of renewable energy projects, marking a major step towards the government’s ambition of.
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Walsall
Five candidates in Pelsall by-election
Local contest Five candidates are confirmed for the Pelsall Ward by-election, set for Thursday 11 September 11, after the surprising resignation of the.
Jobs
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Whitehall opens internship doors
Government scheme targets working-class students The UK government has launched a landmark internship programme aimed at attracting working-class undergraduates into the civil service..
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Union rift: Labour at crossroads
Rayner suspension sparks political storm Unite, the UK’s largest trade union, has voted to suspend Angela Rayner and re-evaluate its relationship with the.
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Viewpoint
Reeves’ PMQs tears
Rachel Reeves was televised crying at Prime Minister’s Questions as Keir Starmer refused to confirm whether the Chancellor would remain in post into.