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The unions are holding the country to ransom. And Starmer can do nothing about it
Britons are paying the price as Labour loses control of its traditional support base
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Lords plot rebellion over Rayner’s crackdown on free speech in pubs
New law risks stifling free speech in public places, says Lord Young
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Rayner ‘must not cave in to Farage over banter crackdown’
Critics of workers’ rights reforms are protecting ‘their right to be offensive’, says union chief
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Britain’s economic failures are fuelling the masculinity crisis
Opportunities in male-dominated sectors have shrunk, but Trump’s tariffs are not the answer
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Angela Rayner’s banter crackdown is threat to free speech, warns EHRC
Workers’ rights bill could allow people to ‘sue for hurt feelings’, ministers told
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Angela Rayner’s staff to strike over demand they return to the office
Civil servants rail against ‘rigid attendance policies’ as Housing Secretary hands more power to unions
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Nigel Farage gets NatWest payout over debanking row
Reform leader’s Coutts account was closed in 2023 because of his political views
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Reeves ignored the elephant in the room, but Britain cannot
Angela Rayner has left an ‘unexploded bomb’ lurking in the economy
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Wes Streeting accused of ‘unjustified attacks’ on recruiters in NHS row
Health Secretary hits out at agency charges of up to £5,200 for single doctor’s shift
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Britain ‘must rely on immigration’ to compensate for falling birth rate
Rise in older mothers and one-child households leaves UK at risk of population decline
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Pay gap box-ticking has not helped women in the workplace
Sticking-plaster measures do little to move the dial and can even encourage bad behaviour
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Bosses bid to thwart Angela Rayner’s ‘deeply damaging’ workers’ rights bill
House of Lords urged to ‘fully scrutinise and improve’ sweeping legislation
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City regulator fired whistleblower after he exposed ‘serious wrongdoing’, tribunal told
Ahmet Latif dismissed from Financial Conduct Authority following his concerns over staffing and workflow practices
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Uber to pay for babysitters in race to attract more women drivers
Ride-hailing platform hopes 20 hours of free childcare will appeal to ‘mums in particular’
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Maga is tearing apart America’s offices
Trump’s return to the White House has turned petty office politics into open warfare
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Incompetent self-promoters are about to become even harder to sack
Rayner’s workers’ rights bill will protect productivity-sapping employees at the country’s expense
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