Good question.
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Makerfield By-Election Result: How Voters Rejected Nigel Farage’s Politics of ‘Pure Cold Rage’
Reform Councillor Who Slammed Angela Rayner on Tax Owed HMRC Over £250,000 Through Failed Firms
Deborah Frances-White: The far right riot with impunity. But what if women started burning rapists out of their homes?
The men who rush on to the streets to persecute immigrants in Belfast and beyond would be horrified by any act of feminist vigilantism or disorder, writes Deborah Frances-White
Deborah Frances-White: The far right riot with impunity. But what if women started burning rapists out of their homes?
The men who rush on to the streets to persecute immigrants in Belfast and beyond would be horrified by any act of feminist vigilantism or disorder, writes Deborah Frances-White
‘Literature is about digging, not putting on a show’: author Édouard Louis on writing as an act of working-class defiance
Crypto, peerages, or political self-sacrifice – why did Farage gift Boris the 2019 election?
Part two of the Nerve’s investigation into Christopher Harborne’s influence on UK politics brings us to the 2019 election – which took the UK out of Europe while dumping 300 Brexit party candidates, leaving a wound on the far right still raw today. By Carole Cadwalladr and Lucia Osborne-Crowley
Covert Domestic Influence: How Trump’s White House is Using Disinformation Tactics Against US Citizens
How Brexit has made Britain poorer – in charts
Forecasters were wrong about an immediate recession but right that we would be worse off outside the EU
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/jun/14/how-uk-economy-changed-since-brexit-vote-charts
Riots and racism: why is the UK burning?
The position the UK now is in is driven by two big basic lies. The first is that the Equality Act was actually an act which excluded trans people from single-sex services and spaces aligned to their lived in gender but that the courts, Parliament or the EHRC, had somehow not noticed this until last year. The second lie is that trans people are always identifiable, and when they aren’t, they’re intentionally deceptive.
‘The Two Big Lies About Trans People at the Heart of the EHRC Codes of Practice’
The EHRC are increasingly struggling to justify their interpretation of the law on the rights of trans people, argues Helen Belcher
