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In response to the news that Emily Thornberry described the Lib Dems as “like the Taliban” over their new revoke Article 50 Brexit policy, the former Lib Dem leader responded: “Come on Emily, if we really were like a Middle East terrorist group, don’t you think Jeremy would’ve invited us to a conference fringe meeting before now?” → Read More
Twenty-five years ago today, a man called Jeff founded an online marketplace for books. Since then, Amazon’s scale and influence has grown faster than anyone could have expected at the time. When we think about Amazon today, most of us think of the convenient online shopping, the quick deliveries, maybe the streaming service too. → Read More
We are living in an age of surveillance capitalism where technology is used to turn our daily lives into data sources to line the pockets of CEOs in Silicon Valley. Whereas once the big money makers were industrialists and manufacturers, now the big winners are the data giants who harvest our every click, like and share and sell the information to advertisers. → Read More
The EU elections are vital. The party should show leadership by promising a referendum → Read More
Elections can be energising, they can be bruising, and over the past few years the public have been to the ballot box far more often than expected. Two years ago today, Theresa May stood at the lectern outside of Number 10 and announced a snap election. It had been less than year since a divisive referendum, and there wasn’t much appetite from the public or from parliament for → Read More
Labour’s plan for a people’s vote on the final Brexit deal can heal the country | Tom Watson | Opinion | The Guardian Skip to main content → Read More
The Labour Deputy Leader hits out that the Conservative party is going back on its word and betraying millions → Read More
Shadow Health and Culture secretaries Jon Ashworth and Tom Watson lay bare state of the nation - where half of our children could be obese by 2020 → Read More
A medal from the nation would go a long way to healing some of their wounds. → Read More
He says everyone deserves a dignified death after listening to two constituents share their experiences → Read More
Over the past week some Tory-supporting publications have published a string of completely false and ridiculous smears calling Labour politicians traitors and linking them with Soviet Bloc Spies. Let’s call these stories out for what they are – propaganda, not journalism. They are not worth the paper they are written on. → Read More
If the Sky bid is blocked it will be the first example of May doing what she promised to do – take on the rich and powerful, says the deputy leader of the Labour party, Tom Watson → Read More
Clarke’s comments, along with the latest phone-hacking payouts and sex scandals at Fox, demonstrate the clear need for a Leveson 2, writes deputy Labour leader Tom Watson → Read More
If you're wondering why shares in Britain's biggest gambling firms are up this morning you should take a look at the Government's consultation paper on gambling. It has let the industry off the hook.... → Read More
Ahmed Rabbani and Khalid Qasim have gone 26 days without food. President Trump has to take notice, and give them a fair trial, writes deputy Labour leader Tom Watson → Read More
Theresa May will arrive in Manchester to try to revive a series of tired promises. But they are completely meaningless, writes deputy leader of the Labour party Tom Watson → Read More
Most people bet for fun but there are 430,000 addicts in the UK, according to the Gambling Commission → Read More
For the first time since the creation of the Premier League 25 years ago, the opening game will be played live on a Friday night. Some fans have lamented the slow death of the 3pm kick-off time – but televised matches are here to stay and have arguably spread the game to a wide, diverse and global fan base and the clubs have benefitted financially. → Read More
The culture secretary’s inclination to call in the takeover bid is no surprise. Labour would review media ownership rules and stop backroom deals• Tom Watson is deputy leader of the Labour party → Read More
A Tory-DUP alliance will be so fragile that it could collapse under the weight of disapproval from the prime minister’s MPs alone. This coalition cannot last → Read More