New legislation gives government permission to snoop on your bank account
A clause in the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill hands the DWP power to inspect the bank accounts of anyone claiming a social security benefit.
Deliveroo offering Londoners 99p sprout sandwiches for three days only
The striking sprout consists of six different sprout-infused ingredients and took over three months to develop.
Sunak now polling worse than Truss as support among key voter group plummets
The polling found one in six 2019 Tory voters plan to switch to Nigel Farage's Reform UK in news that will set alarm bells ringing in Downing Street.
Prem Sikka calls for wealth tax to offset environmental damage caused by richest 1%
"The richest 1 per cent are responsible for more carbon emissions than poorest 66 per cent combined", he pointed out.
Bitcoin price soars 50% in two months amid ETF speculation
The cryptocurrency reached levels not seen since early April 2022 after the SEC met with Grayscale to discuss its Bitcoin Trust.
Jess Phillips dismantles Tory MP’s attempt to discredit Labour’s economic policy
"I'm not going to take advice from someone who voted for Liz Truss on the economy."
Brexit-backing media tycoon invokes EU law to sue Gambling Commission
The Gambling Commission is understood to have delivered a scathing assessment of Desmond’s proposals, declaring the bid “fanciful”.
Govt considering creating a ‘state-within-a-state’ in Rwanda to get around Supreme Court ruling
The Home Office is said to be looking “very carefully” at the idea of sending UK Government lawyers to Rwanda.
John Bird’s 2015 critique of Thatcher sums up why she remains deeply unpopular to this day
The Big Issue founder described the ex-PM as the "new inventor of social collapse expressed as benefit", a legacy that was continued by Tony Blair.