Reform's Great Repeal Act: strip sick pay, legalise fire and rehire, repeal the Equality Act, leave the ECHR. 83% of Britons support ending fire and rehire. If the media explained this, would Reform's support hold? 👇

Former chief economist at Goldman Sachs delivered one of the most forthright assessments of Brexit’s economic legacy heard from a figure of his stature – describing it as a “colossal economic shock” that is causing “more permanent damage” to the British economy than the Iran war energy crisis.

"The economy is between 6% and 8% smaller than it would have been had we stayed. Business investment has been between 12% and 18% lower than comparable countries. Bloomberg Economics estimates the annual cost to the British economy at between £100 billion and £200 billion."

“I do think that it is a crime – and I’ll use that very strong word – what both Farage and Boris Johnson did, which was to lie and lie again, and are still not been held accountable for such a problematic policy.”

The 200 wealthiest UK families now own the equivalent of 25% of everything this country produces in a year.

'I don't say this lightly - this is propaganda reminiscent of the 1930s.'

“The family said, ‘Please do not use my son in that way.’ And you still go and do it and there’s no apology from your side. I think it’s ludicrous.”

“You want the option to be able to take your foot off the gas and put your foot on the brake. Right now, it’s like the AI industry has a gas pedal, but it doesn’t have a brake pedal in the car."

'There are cockroaches I know who are in awe of your ability.'

'The only things Reform want to bash are unions and our members' rights.'

He stood at the graves of Allied soldiers and compared asylum seekers crossing the Mediterranean to the Nazi occupation.

Trump wants $1.776bn for January 6 rioters, threatened Iran with military action and then walked out of his interview 🫠

Trump couldn't name evidence for his California election fraud claims. Welker pointed this out. He called her "crooked or stupid," removed his microphone and left.

Hegseth compared migrants to a 'dangerous invasion' at the graves of D-Day soldiers. Here's the reaction 👇

"When many of us in this hall were cutting our teeth as union and political activists - supporting the miners, going on picket lines and marches, organising against the Poll Tax – Reform’s leaders were cheering Thatcher to the rafters."

"There are cockroaches I know who are in awe of your ability."

"You want the option to be able to take your foot off the gas and put your foot on the brake", Clark told #Newsnight. "Right now, it's like the AI industry has a gas pedal, but it doesn't have a brake pedal."

Mazzucato told Channel 4 it was "a crime" what Farage and Boris Johnson did - "they lied and lied again and have still not been held accountable."

"If anyone is telling me that when you run off your mouth to say rage and white lives matter and this two-tier policing which is not evidence-based at all, that doesn't impact on people assembling outside a police station, you're fooling yourself. This is clearly cause and effect."

"Nigel Farage is an English nationalist, and nationalism is a dangerous and potent political force. I'm not saying Farage is a fascist, but I am saying he's an English nationalist."

“I have never seen him perform better at the dispatch box. He absolutely smacked Farage silly. And Farage looked chastened.”

Reform maintains its use "amounts to fair use" and that "this legal action is politically motivated." The party said it had removed the posts "in good faith and without any admission of liability."

Burnham Newsnight: public control of Thames Water, business rates cut for pubs, social care review this year. Also: declined to explain fiscal rules when asked directly. 👇

The seven-month-old, Sam Fahd Abu Haikal, was in his mother’s arms when soldiers fired on family in Hebron.

Reform: scrap sick pay, legalise fire and rehire, repeal Equality Act, leave ECHR. Net migration down 48% but half of Britons think it's risen. Stefanovic: if the media explained this, would anyone support Reform? 👇

Reform: abolish the Equality Act on Day One. Covers equal pay, maternity rights, anti-harassment. Is Reform a threat to women's rights? 👇

Spain stayed on renewables - 40% cheaper electricity than the UK. Net zero: £100bn, growing 3x faster than the economy. Is abandoning it a catastrophic mistake?

A troll called Will Mellor a "traitor" for an advert with a mixed-race family. It was his wife and children. Is this Britain's race problem in 2026? 👇

Nadine Dorries introduced the Online Safety Act. Rapped about it on TikTok. Now calls for it to be repealed. She wrote it. 👇

Former Reform deputy: Harborne paid Farage and Boris Johnson £1m each in 2019. The £5m "gift" was political payment. Both deny it. What do we know? 👇

Starbucks UK: rising sales, £13.7m tax credit, zero UK tax. Royalty fees wipe out profits on paper. Should the law change? 👇

O'Brien: Brexit gave Britain permission to abandon facts. Ten years on: riot disinformation, Russia claims, misleading ads. Is he right? 👇

Brexit reversed "in my lifetime." 63% would vote to rejoin. UK already aligning with EU rules. Should it happen? 👇

Petition: mandatory MP attendance rules. 10,000 signatures. Government must respond. No legal minimum currently exists. Should there be? 👇

A lot of AI coverage still swings between hype about innovation and fear about individual job losses. This paper shifts the focus to something much bigger: what happens when too many workers lose income at once for demand to hold up. Is that the question governments should be worrying about most?

Mariana Mazzucato has gone viral after calling Brexit “a crime,” arguing that Britain has underinvested by £500 billion compared with OECD averages and that Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson have never really been held accountable.

This debate cuts deeper than just one petition. It goes to whether people see Parliament as a modern workplace or as an institution still protected by old habits and traditions the public would never tolerate elsewhere. Do you think MPs should be allowed to drink on the job at all?

Mazzucato: Brexit was "a crime - they lied and have not been held accountable." Cost: 6-8% of GDP. Should Brexit accountability be a 2029 election issue?

"SUV emissions are now so large that, if all SUVs were a country, they would be one of the world’s five biggest CO₂ emitters."

A 2% wealth tax on fortunes above £100 million. Around 1,000 UK families affected. £15 billion raised every year. Gabriel Zucman says the question is no longer whether Britain can tax extreme wealth - it is whether politicians have the courage to do it.

Robert Kenyon was branded a "sexist plumber" by an audience member, challenged to apologise to Carol Vorderman live on air by Green Party candidate Sarah Wakefield, and failed to defend Nigel Farage over his undisclosed £5 million gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. Link 👇

"During war, no one says there's no money because they know that the money can be created. Had we invested the average of OECD countries, we would have invested 500 billion pounds more in the last two decades."

"I do think that it is a crime - and I'll use that very strong word - what both Farage and Boris Johnson did, which was to lie and lie again, and are still not been held accountable for such a problematic policy."

"Just keep lying, Secretary Rubio." Lieu plays videos of Trump appearing asleep at Cabinet meetings.. 👇

“That is a travesty of Kemi Badenoch’s position.”

The family of Henry Nowak said they will carry their grief "every single day" for the rest of their lives and have called on the government to treat knife crime as a "national emergency".

The 'actor' and right-wing commentator, Laurence Fox, who attended, claimed there were 4,000 people there, but others estimated the crowd at about 1,000.

“Do we let him and his hatred and his desire for violence on the streets of our country distract us from the horror of what happened to Henry?”

"Epstein's influence is felt even today" Jeremy Corbyn calls for public inquiry as second Mandelson file tranche drops 👇

Trump called Netanyahu "f*cking crazy," contradicted himself on Iran three times and had a midnight meltdown - all in one week..