Who makes it to university? By gender, ethnicity and free school meals (proxy for class)4yr ⋅ Mikeemoo ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Four in ten Britons say animal lives are worth the same as human lives - Yougov2yr ⋅ FormerlyPallas_ ⋅ r/ukpolitics
In tonight’s Evening Standard, George Osborne responds to a letter from a Brexiter asking why Parliament does not have an answer to Brexit after 2 years5yr ⋅ zakkyb ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Britain First wants a US-inspired Bill of Rights, yet also wants to ban certain speech, religion, books, assembly, and literal words 🤔6yr ⋅ Chief_Duck ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Yellow vests in Blackpool marching against the EU, austerity, chemtrails, weather control, smart meters and many more reasons...5yr ⋅ Nefarious_P_I_G ⋅ r/ukpolitics
A blow for the Tories, Labour treading water... Oh yes, and 700% growth for the Green Party!5yr ⋅ mrfebruus ⋅ r/ukpolitics
The Bank of England's prediction on when inflation will drop over time2yr ⋅ dismygyans ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Looks like Ed’s in deep thought tonight - probably fantasising about the fact that if he won in 2015 he would still be PM and Brexit would never have happened.5yr ⋅ FrankFWJH ⋅ r/ukpolitics
The Financial Times is projecting a loss for Boris Johnson's deal by 3 votes4yr ⋅ OldTenner ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Tim Martin's Wetherspoons magazine, in 2016: We will remain part of the European free trade zone that stretches from Non EU iceland to non EU turkey. No one in Brussels argues that Britain would leave that common market if we left the EU.5yr ⋅ BackSoonGonePhishing ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Morten Morland on new immigration rules being proposed to Parliament by Priti Patel4yr ⋅ Wingo5315 ⋅ r/ukpolitics
If Johnson leaves now, he’ll have failed to outrun Theresa May by a month.1yr ⋅ PinapplePrisoner ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Steve Bell on inquiry into David Cameron and Greensill scandal - The Guardian3yr ⋅ VPackardPersuadedMe ⋅ r/ukpolitics
What do you call men who take money from prostitutes? - 1993 English Collective of Prostitutes Poster3yr ⋅ FormerlyPallas_ ⋅ r/ukpolitics
The UK has the most installed capacity in offshore wind than anywhere else in the world, followed by Germany and China5yr ⋅ Low_Labs ⋅ r/ukpolitics
How much do you trust the following on Coronavirus? Yougov/Sky News 20-21 April4yr ⋅ dropbear123 ⋅ r/ukpolitics
How voting in a three way question referendum would pan out: Remain (50%), Leave with deal (17%), Leave with no deal (33%). Second preferences: Remain (55%), Leave with no deal (45%). (The Times/YouGov)6yr ⋅ Pauln512 ⋅ r/ukpolitics
The Conservatives put a lot of effort into their election publicity in Ilford6yr ⋅ OptioMkIX ⋅ r/ukpolitics
The approval rating of all the Tory leadership candidates in the Red Wall alongside Keir Starmer's, via The Times.1yr ⋅ ClumperFaz ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Do you think the following services should be run in the private sector or the public sector? 💧 Water Public: 69% Private: 19% 📬 Royal Mail Public: 68% Private: 21% 🚄 Rail Public: 67% Private: 21% ⚡ Energy Public: 66% Private: 22% Via @Survation, 25 Jul - 1 Aug.1yr ⋅ BlunderingBazookas ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Bloodied schoolbags belonging to children who never came home after an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition #Yemen. At least 33 children were killed. Where does Saudi Arabia get most of its arms? From Britain and the US.6yr ⋅ bhosk ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Are you going to vote your children out of a future? - 1983 Labour Party Poster3yr ⋅ FormerlyPallas_ ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Conservatives in Finchley, Putney and Hendon have been placing these outside primary schools on polling day.4yr ⋅ AntO_oESPO ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Which government, from a Conservative one led by any of the three remaining Tory candidates, versus a Labour government led by Keir Starmer, would the public choose if forced? via Opinium, 18-19th July 2022.1yr ⋅ ClumperFaz ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Should we prioritise protecting free speech or protecting people from offensive or hateful speech?2yr ⋅ civicode ⋅ r/ukpolitics
French cartoon celebrating the 25th anniversary of the opening of the Channel Tunnel5yr ⋅ zakkyb ⋅ r/ukpolitics
Well, if we remain in the EU all of these problems go away - Steve Baker - Arch Brexiteer5yr ⋅ OldTenner ⋅ r/ukpolitics
On this day 1834, Slavery was abolished in the British Empire as the Slavery Abolition Act came into force.5yr ⋅ FormerlyPallas_ ⋅ r/ukpolitics
The redacted section of the gov released yellow hammer docs, claimed to be marked as redacted on the basis of its commercial sensitivity appears to point to no-deal making petrol exports uncommunicative, leading to refineries being closed and 2,000 direct job losses.5yr ⋅ elboydo ⋅ r/ukpolitics
