Long-Bailey campaign manager agreed with candidate that defensiveness over racism allegations was never right – but reacts angrily when questioned over 2012 ‘Jewish Apartheid’ article On Sunday Jon Lansman – […]
Health expert reflects on the importance of migrants to our health and social care sectors – and on Labour’s plans Contrary to the myth – and Tory Home Secretary Priti […]
Johnson’s retreat would put Northern Ireland on separate footing to UK – effectively ‘soft border’ in Irish Sea – Johnson meeting Arlene Foster now Irish EU Commissioner Phil Hogan has […]
Smith’s attempt to attack Corbyn’s effort in EU referendum campaign ended in embarrassment – but so-called ‘centrists’ appear to have learned no lessons A video of a debate from the […]
LibDem leader’s desperation to block Corbyn appears so great she didn’t vet preferred alternatives Hapless LibDem leader Jo Swinson has suffered yet another ‘open mouth insert foot’ moment, hot on […]
Labour front-bencher Laura Pidcock talks about her vision as MP and as Shadow Minister for Labour, about reselection ‘triggers’, Corbyn’s leadership – and the deputy leader position many see her […]
BBC UK appears not to have mentioned government’s own analysis This week, the BBC broadcast information that casts a chilling light on Tory claims that a UK-US trade deal will […]
In 2015, in one of his first ever PMQs sessions, Jeremy Corbyn confronted the government’s behaviour and the risk it posed to Jewish people, Muslims and other minority groups Video […]
Almost unmentioned in the media – apart from a tweet by the Manchester Evening News’ Jennifer Williams pointing to “the second half of a downpage story in the times [sic], […]
Last week, delivery giant Hermes lost a case against a group of ‘self-employed’ drivers – a result described by their union as a triumph against ‘bogus’ self-employment – when a […]