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In charge and labour behind in the polls, he's on the road to try to win back respect for his party from the public. the grandest venue first, we gather together a panel of independently selected voters who used to back labour in blackpool�*s tower ballroom to hear him out. pleased to meet you. i don't recall i've seen you before. so you're not out there, are you? at the minute, anyway. i wouldn't know who you were. 0k, thank you, well, we can fix that. no disrespect or anything. it's very nice to see you. can i call you sir keir? 0r keir? first thing is, your party is divided within itself....

Target act, 2017, it is the duty of the secretary of state to | ensure that the target for official development assistance to the amount l of 0.7% of the gross national income i is met by the united kingdom. up until now, however, i the house has not — and i repeat not — had an opportunity for a decisive vote on maintaining the uk's commitment - to the statutory target of 0.7%. i expect the government should find a way to - have this important matter debated and allow the house to take - an effective decision. there will now be an emergency debate held tomorrow. and the conservative mp who...

JAN MOIR: This new social frontier of restaurant reopenings and gatherings with friends is impossibly exciting, but not without its drawbacks - what on earth are we all going to wear?

Craig Kelly faces tough fight to win Hughes again without Liberal Party endorsement TueTuesday 23 updated TueTuesday 23 Craig Kelly's departure to the crossbench leaves the government with a one-seat majority. ( Share Print text only Cancel Controversial backbencher Craig Kelly is facing an uphill battle to hold the seat of Hughes in NSW after resigning from the Liberal Party yesterday over a dispute over alternative COVID-19 treatments. Key points: Craig Kelly secured pre-selection in 2016 and 2018 due to prime ministerial intervention ABC chief election analyst Antony Green says he is unlik...

BY PAT UTOMI If one lesson comes clear from 2020 it is that democracy is in deep crisis in Nigeria where questions abound about the state of the social compact between the people and those who lead and personify the state. Impunity seems so rife the youth mounted peaceful protests on police brutality and were greeted with bullets from the army; people feel the benefits of good governance are eluding them, with poverty so pervasive and insecurity so threatening; and anxiety prevails as Nigeria enters a second recession in five years. What is the state of our democracy and how can we redeem it?