The DWP was back in court again. How many more legal challenges must people bring?
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) was once again back in court on Wednesday 7 December. Chronically ill and ...
Tag: Conservative Party
Canary articles all about the Conservative Party (the Tories, the Tory Party), its politicians, and its policies
The Tories are about to decide whether to open a new coal mine or not
The government is set to say if it's granting planning permission for a new coal mine. It has repeatedly delayed ...
Landlords are out of control so tenants are fighting back
While the Scottish government continues to freeze people's rents, the same cannot be said for the Tories in England. So, ...
The right-wing media is already rabid about striking nurses
The Royal College of Nurses (RCN) has announced the first two dates its members will be striking on. Predictably, the ...
Manston is empty but the Tories’ far-right policies remain
Manston refugee detention centre is now empty, according to news reports. Some people have welcomed the news, while others have ...
The German government is exposing the Tories’ war on the poor
The German government has announced new measures to combat its cost of living crisis - exposing the Tories' class war ...
Festival of Brexit ironically just like Brexit – a f*cking Tory disaster
The so-called 'Festival of Brexit' was an unmitigated disaster according to new attendance figures. Just over 4% of the total ...
Benefits increases in the autumn statement are still a real-terms cut
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced on Thursday 17 November that benefits will rise in line with inflation in April 2023. This ...
Richard Burgon already nailed the Tories’ autumn statement live on the BBC
On Thursday 17 November, chancellor (and disgraced former NHS chief) Jeremy Hunt will deliver the Tory government's autumn statement. It's ...
The Tories are actually the ones dragging us back to the 1970s
On Wednesday 16 November, the Tory government dragged the country back to the 1970s - even though it was supposed ...
It’s Anti-Bullying Week and Dominic Raab shows the Tories don’t give a sh*t about it
2022's Anti-Bullying Week is running from 14 to 18 November. In 2020, the then-Tory government had a minister make a ...
The FBU is edging closer to strike action
The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) and its members have rejected their bosses' pay offer of an insulting 5% - less ...
Suella Braverman’s deal with France over refugees is dire
Far-right UK home secretary Suella Braverman has signed a deal with France over the refugee crisis. She has agreed to ...
We’re running out of trade unions to start new strikes
As the UK is gripped by the Tory-induced cost of living crisis, another trade union has announced a series of ...
There’s more to Tory Mark Harper’s BBCQT claims about second jobs and donations
Tory MP and new transport secretary Mark Harper was under pressure on BBC Question Time (BBCQT) on Thursday 10 November. ...
Here’s why RMT underground workers are striking
National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) members were striking on the London underground on the morning of ...
Keir Starmer threw protesters to the wolves at PMQs
Keir Starmer showed he's no friend of the activists currently taking on capitalism. The Labour leader used Prime Minister's Questions ...
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