Tag: rishi sunak
Analysis: Liz Truss’s Downfall Was a Huge Victory for Progressives
by Matthew Butcher
Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister left Downing Street a year ago today. While most people remember Liz Truss as a joke, her premiership was actually a catastrophic defeat for the libertarian right, argues Matthew Butcher.
Long Read: The Weird Story of the Climate Hoaxers Who Planted Fake ‘Top Secret’ Government Documents Around London
by Ash Sarkar
Analysis: The Public Supports Palestine. Why Don’t Our Politicians?
by Ell Folan
Opinion: The Tories Want You to Panic About Sex Education
by Moya Lothian-McLean
Analysis: Tory Blunders Give Striking Workers a Chance to Win
by Michael Chessum
Analysis: Westminster Has Waged War on Scottish Democracy. What Now?
by Nick McKerrell
In blocking democratically-passed Scottish legislation on gender recognition reform from becoming law, Rishi Sunak has hugely overstepped – and chosen short-term heavy-handedness over preserving the union, writes Nick McKerrell.
Report: What Do the New Anti-Strike Laws Mean?
by Polly Smythe
Analysis: The IMF is About to Enforce Worldwide Austerity
by Matteo Tiratelli
Analysis: If You Thought 2022 Was Bad for Your Bank Balance, Just Wait for the Sequel
by James Meadway
Novara Live: Ambulance Worker’s Strike, Sunak’s Dirty Deal
Another day, another wave of strikes. UK Border Force, the Fire Brigades Union and ambulance workers are just some of the many strikes set to clash with Christmas. Plus Rishi Sunak u-turns on his pledge not to build onshore wind farms.