99% Agree Climate Change Threatens Their Families. 78% Want More NHS Funding. The Squeezed Stewards Have More in Common With Labour Than They Think.
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Politics should be the art of making life better. In Britain right now, it too often feels like the opposite.
The right has no answers to the cost of living, the energy crisis or the hollowing out of public services. What it has is a strategy: keep people angry and hope no one notices who's picking their pocket.
The country deserves better. We're here to demand it.
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75% of Britons Think the Wealthy Are Getting Richer While the Poor Fall Behind. Many Reform Voters Agree. That's the Gap Labour Must Exploit.
Tax Exile Foreigners Own Our Media and Set Our Political Agenda. Farage Fills the Gap With Lies About Immigration. It's Time to Change Both.
Copying Reform Would Give Farage Legitimacy and Lose Labour Its Own Voters. Wilde Said It Best: Be Yourself. Everyone Else Is Already Taken.
Every Labour Sentence Sounds Pre-Approved by Three Committees. Thatcher Warned About This. Even Trump Has a Lesson to Offer. Labour Must Listen.
Why breaking the gas price link and reforming renewables pricing is key to cutting UK energy bills and fuel poverty.
Tony Blair is wrong on green energy. High bills come from fossil fuels and a rigged market — not renewables.
Cold homes, high bills and rising anxiety show Britain’s energy system is failing. It’s time to put people before profit.
Removing VAT from energy bills and applying it to flights could cut costs for families and tackle a deeply regressive tax.
Labour’s moral test is whether it can cut energy bills, end fuel poverty and raise living standards by embracing clean power and fair reform.
Why breaking the gas price link is key to cutting energy bills, easing the cost of living and protecting households.
Amid division and noise, the GigaPoll shows a different Britain – one that values community, multiculturalism and standing together against hate.
A summer of flags and fear masks a deeper truth: communities want safety, dignity and power. A story of unity, neglect and reclaiming belonging.
The poll proves what we know to be true: British people believe in multi-culturalism, integration and community.













