Essex county councillor Carl Johnson wrote on Facebook that "no foreigner should ever be allowed to stand for political office in this country" A Reform UK councillor has been labelled a "racist" and accused of posting "xenophobic conspiracy theories" by…
The Government has accused the Opposition of deliberately delaying progress of the Bill to abolish the triple lock by refusing to agree a date for its debate at committee stage. In the increasingly bitter dispute over the Bill, there have…
A Cabinet minister told an interviewer to “get a life” over a question about smoky bacon crisps. Environment Secretary Dame Angela Eagle was asked whether closer alignment with the European Union could lead to restrictions on the crisps' labels. Speaking…
Informed debate for better governance Andy Burnham’s Labour could make a case for offering a single market agreement without a referendum, but the Tories and Reform could pledge to reverse it on the same basis, writes Derrick Wyatt. The EU…
A Labour MP has accused Andy Burnham of a 'hypocritical and pointless' ban on further North Sea oil drilling. The Prime Minister will press ahead with legislation to prevent future development off the Scottish coast despite previously vowing to be…
Earlier this week, Andy Burnham claimed public opinion on Brexit ‘has changed’ in Makerfield. In June, the then soon-to-be Prime Minister won the by-election in the constituency where just over 10 years ago two thirds voted to leave the EU. During…
Soaring immigration and our stagnant economy have nothing to do with leaving the EU. In recent days, two Labour politicians have repeated two myths beloved of those hopelessly enamoured of the European Union: that Brexit has actually been responsible for…
Coventry Council House where most planning applications will no longer go before a committee of councillors but will instead be decided by officers(Image: Local Democracy Reporting Service) New national planning rules have been imposed on all local authorities, including…
Growing up in a council flat in the 1980s and 1990s, my mum would often point out homes that tenants had bought from the council. You could usually tell just from looking. A plain wooden door had been replaced with something fancier.
THERE IS A “persistent pattern” of Reform members using their position to “fuel hate and division”, Wales deputy first minister has said. Sioned Williams clashed with Reform’s shadow minister for fairness, Cristiana Emsley, on Wednesday November 4 as she took questions…
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