Tories Follow

The Taxpayers’ Alliance—a right wing pressure group with strong links to the Tory party—has admitted one of its directors pays no tax in Britain.

The Tories are under pressure in more ways than one. They may have hoped the withdrawal of some larger trade unions from the pensions fight might have finished it off.

When the Tories proposed the idea of imposing lower regional pay on public sector workers, it hit a nerve.

A millionaire Tory donor slept in the air in his private jet —to avoid paying tax.

Environment minister Richard Benyon has said everyone should "play their part" in the hosepipe ban in southern and eastern England.

An arrested currency speculator traded through a firm owned by shamed Tory treasurer Peter Cruddas.

The level of support and solidarity from trade unionists around Britain shows that workers are willing to take on the Tories.

Activists across public sector unions are fighting for coordinated national strikes against the Tories. Workers keep on voting overwhelmingly for more strikes.

It’s been a bad few weeks for the Tories. First their budget was attacked for lining the pockets of their rich friends while fleecing pensioners.

New revelations have exposed more chummy dinner dates between rich Tory donors and David Cameron.

The Tories want to spend £380 every minute on plans to privatise snooping. They want cops, intelligence officers and council officials to monitor the websites that people visit.

‘We never claimed we were publishing details of every occasion the prime minister had met with a donor’A Tory spokesperson after the Sunday Times revealed yet more donor dinners with David Cameron