Week in Review: Ukip loses the plot completely

There were only ever two directions for Ukip to go after Brexit and they've picked the worst one

Brussels just got serious

Unexpected attack from European leaders signals bad news for Theresa May on Brexit, amid diminishing signs of a deal

Were are the apologies from the Kremlin sympathisers on the Corbynite left?

NHS migrant charges risking health of pregnant women

A minimum wage of £10 will lift millions of people out of poverty

The government's incompetence has shifted attention away from the real issues at hand

The Green party will be bold or it will be nothing

The newly-elected co-leader of the Greens sets out a tough new vision for the party as it fights for radicalism and against 'stale centrism'
Peer demolishes govt's Brexit trade plans

Lord Livermore took apart Liam Fox's plan to rejig Britain's trading structure

BASC seeks legal advice on pheasant ban

The UK's largest shooting organiation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC), is seeking advice about the possibility of a legal challenge to a decision by Natural Resources Wales (NRW) to ban shooting on public land.
BASC statement on decision by NRW to ban shooting on public land

BASC is astounded that the position of Natural Resources Wales (NRW), an evidence-based organisation, can be changed by the radical petitioning of extremist groups.

GPs can expect to be sued once every 10 years, the MDU reveals

GPs can expect to be sued four times during a 40 year career, though very few are likely to be found negligent, the Medical Defence Union (MDU) revealed today as it called for a solution to the compensation crisis
Childcare vouchers deadline just weeks away, warns LITRG

The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) is urging people who wish to claim childcare vouchers to act before 4 October 2018.