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  • Keir Starmer refuses to endorse Angela Rayner’s ‘Tory scum’ comments

    September 26, 2021

    Sir Keir Starmer has refused to back Angela Rayner’s fiery comments over the past 24 hours about Boris Johnson and his cabinet being “racist…homophobic…scum”. Starmer said he would “not have used” those phrases and suggested that it was “not keeping with respectful debate”. The Labour leader said he would talk to his deputy about the [...]

  • Shortages: PM’s emergency driver visa plans slammed as a ‘drop in the bucket’

    September 26, 2021

    Prime minister Boris Johnson will use a temporary visa scheme to allow overseas workers into the UK in a bid to ease the country’s shortages in the lead up to Christmas. But the plan was rounded on by the Lib Dems, who this morning indicated that the number of emergency visas that can be granted [...]

  • Keir Starmer U-turns on Labour policy to nationalise energy sector

    September 26, 2021

    Sir Keir Starmer has today said a Labour government will not nationalise the country’s energy sector, overturning a key pledge from the last election and a promise he made in the party’s leadership contest. Starmer also wouldn’t rule out income tax rises, noting that “nothing is off the table”. The Labour leader said today that [...]

  • Shapps says ‘don’t panic buy petrol’ as he makes plea for new HGV drivers

    September 26, 2021

    Grant Shapps has made a plea for people not to panic buy petrol after scenes of long queues across the country as he launched a drive to get former HGV drivers working in the sector again. The transport secretary said “there’s plenty of fuel”, but that “if everyone carries on buying it when they don’t [...]

  • MPs slammed for month-long break while UK enters ‘autumn of discontent’

    September 26, 2021

    Members of the House of Commons are under fire for their upcoming near month-long parliamentary break while the UK enters an “autumn of discontent”. The latest recess for the House of Commons runs from close of business this Thursday until October 18 to enable Labour and Conservative MPs to attend their party conferences. It means [...]

  • Bring in music and poetry so more people will embrace socialism, says Jeremy Corbyn

    September 26, 2021

    If Labour brought in more music and poetry, more people would be tempted to embrace socialism, according to Jeremy Corbyn. The former Labour leader told an event at The World Transformed conference, which is running alongside the Labour Party conference in Brighton this weekend, that political meetings did not need to be boring and “held [...]

  • D-Day in Germany: End of the Merkel era as Germans go to the polls in three-way battle

    September 26, 2021

    As polls have opened in Germany and election day has begun for just over 60m eligible voters, Europe’s largest economy is seeing its first three-way contest for the chancellery as the environmentalist Greens join the country’s two traditional big parties in fielding a candidate for the top job. The Social Democrats’ candidate, Olaf Scholz, is [...]

  • Slap £1.7bn in taxes on private schools to pay for state education, says Keir Starmer

    September 26, 2021

    A Keir Starmer government would slap a £1.7bn tax burden on private schools in order to pay for state education, the Labour Leader has said. The opposition leader told the Sunday Mirror he wanted to see a “rethink” on education and said the pandemic has increased the gap between children of wealthy and poor families. [...]

  • AUKUS pact is ‘crazy beyond belief’ as it triggers new cold war, says Jeremy Corbyn

    September 26, 2021

    Britain should stay out of a defence pact that he fears could see the country drawn into a new cold war with China, according to former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. Speaking at an event at The World Transformed conference, which is running alongside the Labour Party conference in Brighton this weekend, Corbyn said the idea [...]

  • Government to scale up nuclear power production after ‘years of dithering’

    September 26, 2021

    The government will back a rapid expansion of the UK’s nuclear energy production after “years of dithering” as the energy crisis prompts it to strengthen the country’s electricity supply. Ministers are understood to have zeroed in on nuclear energy as a means to helping the government achieve its net zero target by 2050, according to [...]

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