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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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Farage: Young people can’t keep choosing not to work
Reform UK leader says ‘unlike Labour we actually respect working men and women’ as party prepares for local elections
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Labour’s anti-sewage plan to drive up water bills
New levy to fine bosses who break the rules may be passed on to the consumer despite ministers’ claim ‘polluters would pay’
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Starmer relying on Adolescence to teach about misogyny, teachers claim
Country’s largest education union accuses PM of ‘abdicating responsibility to Netflix’ to tackle sexism in schools
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Rayner calls in Army to tackle Birmingham bin crisis
Military personnel take up office-based role to help during strike
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Labour staffer suspended for liking offensive social media post
Council candidate’s membership revoked after liking ‘anti-Israel’ LinkedIn post
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Police investigate rail minister for texting behind wheel of double-decker bus
Lord Hendy is said to have reported himself to the Met over using his phone while driving the vehicle during charity event
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Analysis and opinion
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Britain should rethink its plans for coal
Surely the case has been made for the Government to consider a U-turn and a move to develop the Whitehaven pit
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So, Ange, do you still want to hand more power to the unions?
Brace for a summer of discontent, as Labour continues to put the needs of the public sector before those of the beleaguered British taxpayer
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Labour councils are being held to ransom
Efforts to resolve the dispute this week were rejected by union members and the misery for Birmingham’s residents shows no sign of ending
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Labour candidate kicked out of party in anti-Semitism row fighting for council seat
Azhar Ali to stand as independent in local election despite backlash last year for conspiracy theory about Israel attack
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Labour MP banned from entering Israel attended Muslim Council dinner
Group that organised dinner was previously shunned by the Government for its alleged anti-British position
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Teachers threaten new strike action in clash with Labour
Education Secretary urges National Education Union to ‘put children first’ following rejection of latest pay offer
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Starmer’s Cabinet Office gutting reverses Dominic Cummings’ failed revolution
Staff to be slashed by a third in years ahead as PM eyes bloated Civil Service
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UK political opinion poll tracker
Reform has gained significant ground across all demographics since the election
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Tories push for crackdown on ‘racist’ anti-white hiring
Under a new scheme proposed by Conservative peers, employers will have to justify their ‘positive action’ decisions
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‘I taught 16-year-olds. Starmer is wrong to give them the vote’
Teachers, parents and even many teenagers themselves think the voting age shouldn’t be lowered, yet Labour’s reason for pursuing it is clear
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Michael Gove ‘to be given peerage’
Former Tory Cabinet minister is set to be appointed to House of Lords in Rishi Sunak’s resignation honours list
