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Open access operators: Much-needed competition or union-busting ‘don’t care’ services?
They promise to drive down costs, lower journey times and offer improved services, but is there a darker side to open access?
Sun columnist says £150k salary isn’t that much – these reactions suggest otherwise
"Earning over five times the average UK salary doesn't make you rich, you foolish peasants!"
Foodbank founder steps down as a Tory councillor after seeing ‘detrimental’ effect party was having on people
“I just couldn’t stay in the Conservative party. I’d heard people crying and listened to them panicking."
‘It was your idea, wasn’t it’: Kay Burley delivers another masterclass
Philp claimed there was a "strong economic rationale" for scrapping it even after Kwasi Kwarteng said he would keep the tax rate for 600,000 wealthy Britons.
Daily Mail forced to change front page following screeching tax U-turn
They had hit out at Michael Gove for "stoking a Tory revolt" on the top rate of tax, before the party U-turned on the move over night.
Michael Gove savages Liz Truss over mini-budget
"Thirty five per cent of the additional money we are borrowing is for unfunded tax cuts, cutting taxes for the wealthiest is a display of the wrong values."
Gordon Brown steps in to try to save Britain’s biggest food bank
The former prime minister wants to get the rich to donate their £150 Council Tax rebates to help those suffering.
Kuenssberg intervenes to refute Truss’s “bizarre” remark regarding interest rates.
The prime minister was corrected by Laura Kuenssberg following a contentious discussion over the rising cost of government borrowing.
LOOK: Protester pours ‘human feces’ over Captain Tom memorial
An act of 'disgusting vandalism' carried out by an eco-protester in Derbyshire has sparked fury, after she defaced a Captain Tom tribute.