"Will you apologise?"

Well well...

The mayor of Greater Manchester would need to be an MP to launch a Labour leadership bid.

John Hayes has bombarded every government department with the same query.

Ken Clarke didn’t hold back on #BBCQT this week as he tore into Reform UK’s record.

The youth are flocking to the Greens.

The White House has yet to respond 👀

Polanski said the defection showed “momentum is building”

The controversy stems from a Panorama episode aired last October - just days before Trump’s re-election campaign - which was accused of splicing two different sections of his January 6 speech to create a misleading impression.

That’s proper, proper fighting talk from Zack Polanski.

A billion-pound Covid winner you’ve probably never heard of - and the Tory links raising new questions.

Around 16% of the Reform councillors who were elected in Kent earlier this year no longer represent the party.

The jury at Liverpool Crown Court concluded Barton had “crossed the line between free speech and a crime” with the posts.

Significant numbers of Labour, Lib Dem and Green voters said they would even be willing to vote Tory to block Reform.

'This is a whole new low'

It comes at the end of a week in which Ms Reeves reportedly told the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) that she intends to increase income tax in the budget, which will be unveiled on 26 November.

It comes amid despair about the party’s poll ratings and discontent that the government may break Labour’s manifesto promise not to raise income tax.

In a letter to the chancellor, more than 60 groups and companies urged Reeves not to take such a damaging “short-term fix” to slash funding for more energy-efficient homes to pay for a reduction in energy bills.

Boris Johnson and figures linked to him are engaging in an effort to undermine the BBC’s leadership, insiders fear, after the leaking of a memo criticising its reporting of Donald Trump, trans rights and Gaza.

“My criticism of them, much like with Reform, is that they’re offering simple solutions to complex problems and that’s failing people. They’re a bit like the populist left version of the populist right."

The prime minister returned from Brazil to a government engulfed by controversy.

Karoline Leavitt accused the broadcaster of "blatant propaganda and lies" about the US president.

The Good Law Project’s initial complaint related to potential political bias as well as perceptions of a potential lack of transparency around funding.

Powell has also repeated her call for the two-child limit to be lifted “in full”

The prime minister also had to reprimand Lisa Nandy amid a donations row – and came under pressure from Labour deputy leader Lucy Powell over the upcoming Budget.

“Greens are now in second place and climbing. We are now the real opposition in British politics. The only party able to hold this failing Labour government to account while also taking the fight to Reform. This isn’t a protest vote; it’s a movement. And we’re only just getting started.”

Several members of the party in Kent were suspended after footage of the meeting was leaked last month, in which council leader Linden Kemkaran could be seen berating backbench councillors when they questioned her.

The verdict comes after a ten-year probe into Brussels-based networks linked to Farage.

Questions have also been raised about a conflict of interest, as Reform’s adult social care cabinet member owns a private care company.

“Instead of offering real solutions, Reform is promising to rig the tax system further for a small minority of the country.”

Appearing before the Treasury Committee yesterday, Osborne defended the cap on the grounds that it would encourage parents to discuss if they can afford more kids.

So much for being a party of power, Reform UK are showing once again why they just can’t be trusted.

“Giving the impression that no mistake would ever happen again is not the correct one.”

Suspended councillor Izzy Kemp said she was exploring legal action against Reform UK.

Keir Starmer’s Labour are set to abandon the term “Islamophobia” over trumped-up ‘free speech’ concerns.

“It’s very difficult for me to predict what a relationship between the Green Party and the Labour Party would look like until I know who the future leader will be,”

A billionaire covering your legal fees sounds like a two-tier justice system to us.

The deputy prime minister repeatedly refused to say if he knew anything about it in the Commons.

In at least six of these councils, making up around 4.8 million people, bills could rise by the maximum of 5 per cent.

Starmer and his front-benchers tried to insist that WMP imposed the ban because it couldn’t guarantee the safety of ‘Jewish’ fans – a lie that was quickly and embarrassingly exposed.

🗣️ Wes Streeting seemed to be including himself when he said 'progressives the world over' should cheer Mamdani's victory. 🤦‍♀️

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A reminder that Nigel Farage praised the mini-budget as the "best Conservative budget since 1986".

The prime minister is depicted wearing a ‘Starmer the farmer harmer’ badge and flip flops.

Thinktanks from across the political spectrum are urging Rachel Reeves to use this month’s budget to overhaul the “broken” tax system, including abolishing stamp duty and merging income tax and national insurance.

It also urged the government to cut back on policies introduced by the former Tory education secretary Michael Gove, including an overhaul of controversial grammar tests in primary schools.

"What do you think would happen in financial markets if I did that?"

We already know austerity doesn't work - Reform can't be allowed to put the country through it again.

Operation Raise the Colours has cost councils thousands.

“So hear me, President Trump, when I say this: to get to any of us, you will have to get through all of us.”