Police probe as Tube driver 'leads free Palestine chant'
Minister for London Paul Scully warned against stoking tension between Jews and Muslims in the capital
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Minister for London Paul Scully warned against stoking tension between Jews and Muslims in the capital
The charity worked with IKEA to produce an effective visual at the Labour Party conference.
Official portrait of Claire Coutinho. Photo from Wikimedia Commons on December 18, 2019. By Ruby Lott-Lavigna / openDemocracy The UK’s newly appointed minister for net zero is facing questions over her links to a think tank funded by oil giants that called for climate protesters to be jailed. Claire Coutinho, appointed minister for energy security and net zero this week, was a senior fellow to the opaquely funded right-wing think tank Policy Exchange in 2021. Before that, she had contributed to
“There is a difference between you not being able make rent to when you can’t make rent and your mum also can’t make rent.”
London law firm that worked for Wagner Group founder faces call to be ‘struck off’ as regulator launches probes