"Are you that hated in Clacton that you have to use slop?" One person changed the sign in the background…
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‘A venue closes every 16 hours’: will Burnham’s business rates cut actually save Britain’s pubs and music venues?
Nearly nine in 10 entertainment venues don't make it past their fifth birthday. A £1,100-a-year saving might not sound like…
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‘Costing jobs and votes’: Villiers on why Scottish Labour keeps losing ground
Former environment secretary Dame Theresa Villiers says Labour's position on new drilling is costing jobs and votes in Scotland. Two…
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Labour overtakes Reform for first time in more than a year as ‘Burnham bounce’ gathers pace
28% to 24%. Labour's first lead over Reform since March 2025, and the clearest sign yet this isn't just a…
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Alarm as US private equity firm takes ownership of company handling millions of NHS GP records
"Private equity now owns the plumbing of English general practice." TPG insists nothing changes for patients. Doctors and campaigners aren't…
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Andy Burnham signals council tax reform as he warns system is deeply unfair
Some people in Greater Manchester pay more council tax than people in far more valuable London homes. Burnham thinks that's…
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Elon Musk’s Economist interview went badly, and his response proved her point
She asked hard questions. He called her a "traitor to the West." That's not a rebuttal, it's a tell.
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Labour projected to become largest party at next election
A 202-seat collapse, and Labour still somehow ends up on top. This is what happens when first-past-the-post meets a genuinely…
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Andy Burnham says he will stand up to Donald Trump if Britain’s interests demand it
"I wouldn't hold back from saying what I think is right."
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Police investigation into Reform UK donations expands to £500,000 routed through Richard Tice’s company
Four separate £250,000 payments, one still-unexplained £1m transfer, and detectives who still can't say where any of it actually came…
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