Twitter spat between Femi and Owen Jones, shows that data can tell you anything you want it to.
The much-maligned racism report shows that the Tories see the civil service as nothing more than an extension of their PR department.
Starmer calls out Boris Johnson's broken promises in another heated round of PMQs.
From #metoo, to #heforshe, the internet has been tackling violence against women one hashtag at a time. However, as the tragic events of this week show, things aren’t changing.
In a fittingly downbeat session Kier Starmer attempting to focus Johnson’s mind on protecting women from rape rather than statues from paint.
A new book shows the person most responsible for the second spike in infections, but it’s not the one you might think.
Starmer drags Johnson over the coals over a pathetic pay rise for NHS nurses.
Sunak’s budget is another roadmap to austerity and shows that he and other politicians still don’t understand how public finances work.
With thoughts and minds turning to the upcoming budget, Sir Keir Starmer focused all his fire on the current conflict in Yemen.
As we gear up for the London mayoral elections, the capital has to get to grips with the rising pandemic of poverty which is devastating lives before they’ve even begun.
The transfer of one of the biggest GP practices into the hands of US health insurer represents a major blow to the independence of the NHS.
The former candidate was replying to a previously debunked piece of fake news posted by professional agitator & Tory columnist Toby Young.
Next week’s budget and rising council taxes were top of the agenda in a testy Prime Minister’s Questions.
Almost a year has now gone by without allegations of abuse, racism and bullying of black female MPs being investigated.
With more problems emerging by the day about Brexit Keir Starmer still seems reluctant to speak about the issue.
A slow burn of a PMQs sees Starmer pushing Johnson on border controls and his painfully slow decision making.
Labour goes after the government’s crony contracts as they ramp up the pressure on the government’s misuse of public funds.
Inauthentic, patronising and guaranteed to alienate everyone. Labour’s leaked strategy shows they don’t understand the basics of selling.
This week’s PMQs verdict sees Starmer probe away at the government’s failure to act on Grenfell and to secure our borders.
Local government is in the spotlight as Labour looks at how it can build from the grassroots on up.
The Tories seem to have regained their lead in the polls, despite, a record which would shame anyone. How will Labour interpret these figures?
This is going to be a great year for Britain, said Johnson as 2020 dawned. 100,000 deaths later he’s still looking for other people to blame.
With Starmer self-isolating it was a virtual leader of the opposition who took on the Prime Minister, but the result was more of the same.
Johnson harnesses the power of a broken record as he refuses to answer why he overruled his own Home Secretary on closing the borders.
The events in the USA should serve as a warning against allowing media tycoons to bring the cancer of Fox News to the UK.
In yet another new low for the Prime Minister, Johnson shamelessly tries to compare poverty campaigners to Capitol Hill rioters.
Despite multiple lockdown breaches, Boris Johnson’s dad has bypassed the wait for a second jab even as many others face delays.
With the government rumoured to be considering keeping schools closed, Labour has demanded the one thing Johnson refuses to give: clarity.
The SNP has said they will vote against the government’s free trade agreement with the EU. They raise questions about what Labour MPs should do.