
Who voted for this? Truss’s “anti-growth” attacks are uniting the green movement
It’s not just Greenpeace and Extinction Rebellion who are opposed to aggressive deregulation and growth at any cost.
ByIt’s not just Greenpeace and Extinction Rebellion who are opposed to aggressive deregulation and growth at any cost.
ByMPs have overwhelmingly concluded that Liz Truss is not up to it, but there is no consensus about who should…
ByGrowth is about whether people feel they have more money – and voters think Labour is the best party to…
ByThe Prime Minister’s speech was less than two-thirds of the average length.
ByThe UN has suggested the government deportation plan is illegal – and it’s being challenged in the High Court.
ByThe Prime Minister’s speech cheered Tory activists but her problem is the rebel MPs awaiting her at parliament.
ByThe Prime Minister’s ideology blinds her to reality: Britain wants stability, not free-market revolution.
ByThe vibe among the MPs in Birmingham (many stayed away) is not conspiratorial – yet. But everyone is on edge.
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