Peer accuses government of abandoning Ukrainian refugees

Baroness Finlay of Llandaff hits out at Homes for Ukraine scheme after it took six weeks for a family to arrive at her home in Cardiff

Government warned its plans to move people onto universal credit are ‘too dangerous to continue’

CHARITIES warned the government today that plans to move people on legacy benefits to universal credit (UC) are “too dangerous to continue.”

Tories suffer humiliating defeat in local elections

Fresh backbench revolt sparked against Prime Minister Boris Johnson

Only a third of Ukrainian refugees who applied for a British visa have arrived, figures show

ONLY a third of Ukrainians who have applied for visas to enter Britain have arrived in the country, official figures reveal. 

Editorial: Two parallel pictures, with mixed fortunes for Starmer’s Labour

THE local election results have generated two parallel conversations.

Nearly 73% of voters think government ‘has not done enough’ to help with the rising cost of living, snap poll finds

VOTERS sent a “distress call” to the government today over the soaring cost-of-living crisis, according to a snap poll.

Government's Covid testing programme was derided in its infancy as ‘no way to do business,’ High Court hears

THE government’s shambolic Covid-19 testing programme was derided in its infancy as “no way to do business” in a series of explosive emails reveale

Editorial: Johnson may be out of fans but Labour’s still without a plan

Usdaw Conference 2022 Workers must not ‘let the Tories off the hook’ for causing the cost-of-living crisis, delegates say

WORKING people must not “let the Tories off the hook” for largely causing the cost-of-living crisis, members of retail union Usdaw insisted today.

Rwanda deal will do little to deter crossings, Calais survey suggests

THREE out of every four asylum-seekers in Calais said they would still try to cross to Britain despite the threat of being deported to Rwanda, a ne