Labour’s “welfare U-turn”: easy cuts, internal tensions, and a fight to be fair
It’s been a week of scrambled policies, sharp internal tensions, [...]
Rachel Reeves is not an Osborne-style austerian – but still the school bully
Rachel Reeves is not repeating George Osborne-style austerity, according to [...]
Starmer apologises to Plaid MP after Commons clash
Keir Starmer has issued an apology to Plaid Cymru's Westminster [...]
The vanishing voice – how democracy and accountability have been eroded away
Vox Political's series on VE Day ran a little longer [...]
Too little, too late: Starmer’s Labour government finally turns on Israel over Gaza
The UK government has finally condemned Israeli military actions in [...]
For the few, not the many: who really gains from the UK’s new EU trade deal?
A face-saving patch on a self-inflicted wound. That’s what the [...]
Academics speak out: Labour’s PIP cuts ‘will harm and not help’
Where my voice was ignored, others are rising It seems [...]
BBC under fire over Eurovision – but was it really anti-Semitic criticism of Israel?
The Eurovision Song Contest has once again become a lightning [...]
Gary Lineker may be out of the BBC – and let’s not pretend its due to a ‘rat emoji’
So now we know: Gary Lineker is set to leave [...]
