Category : Political Parties


Diane Munday: Abortion Rights Pioneer Dies

Diane Munday, a leading figure in the UK's abortion rights movement, has passed away. Her lifelong advocacy helped shape reproductive health policies and social justice in Britain.

Labour Urged to Reverse Burnham Candidacy Block

Labour's NEC decision to block Andy Burnham's Gorton and Denton byelection candidacy faces criticism as a setback for pluralism and healthy political debate within the party.

Tory Defections Open Path for Pro-Business Revival

As MPs defect to Reform UK, Kemi Badenoch has a clear opportunity to reposition the Conservatives as the party of business, cutting taxes and rejecting nationalisation. Can she seize it?

Badenoch: Tories Must Remain Party of the Right

Kemi Badenoch insists the Conservative Party remains firmly on the right after defections to Reform UK. Read her full warning to MPs about internal discipline and ideological clarity.

Jenrick Joins Reform UK, Igniting Class Politics Debate

Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform UK reignites the class war in British politics. Analysis reveals Labour's core vote shift and the challenge of fighting inequality while facing a populist right. Read the full story.

Teacher jailed again in transgender student row

Enoch Burke, an Evangelical Christian teacher, has been sent back to prison for contempt of court after repeatedly trespassing at the school that dismissed him over a transgender student pronoun dispute. Read the full story.

Tory MP Andrew Rosindell defects to Reform UK

Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell resigns to join Reform UK, echoing Robert Jenrick's critique and leaving Kemi Badenoch in a difficult position. Read the full analysis.

Tory MP Andrew Rosindell defects to Reform UK

Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell resigns to join Reform UK, the second defection in days. Read the full story on the shifting political landscape and what it means for the Tories.

Farage heads to Davos after years of criticism

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, a long-time critic of the World Economic Forum, will attend the Davos summit this week, hoping to meet Donald Trump. Read the full story on his dramatic shift.

Tory-Reform Feud: A Battle for the Right's Soul

The defection of Robert Jenrick to Reform UK exposes a bitter feud on the British right. But as John Harris argues, this is less a revolution and more a family row over who gets to lead a reunited conservative movement.

Jenrick's 'New Sheriff' Defection Plan Leaked

Robert Jenrick's leaked media plan for his defection to Reform UK calls him the 'biggest defection story' the party has ever had, as Kemi Badenoch brands him a right-wing 'pastiche'. Read the full fallout.

Zahawi's Reform move ignites vaccine policy row

Nadhim Zahawi's defection to Reform UK exposes deep divisions over Covid vaccines, causing member resignations and highlighting internal Islamophobia. Read the full analysis.

Virginia Democrats seek redistricting vote for four seats

Virginia lawmakers have approved a constitutional amendment for voters to decide on mid-decade redistricting. Democrats aim to redraw maps, potentially gaining up to four congressional seats in a national partisan battle.

Jenrick Defection Deepens Right-Wing Divide

Robert Jenrick's shock move to Reform UK has ignited a bitter public feud with Kemi Badenoch, exposing deep fractures on the British right ahead of key May elections.

Farage Claims Labour Defection to Reform Imminent

Nigel Farage claims a 'well-known' Labour figure will join Reform UK next week. Sky News analysis examines potential defectors from Labour and the Conservatives amid ongoing political shifts.

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