Pro-Brexit Express falls for the bait of former Wetherspoons pub rebranding as The European
‘I’m hoping the irony will hit the spot.’
Yearly Archives: 2025
UK governments are failing to curb corporate tax abuses and leaving people to pay the price
Governments remain obsessed with austerity and choose not to inconvenience the rich or curb tax abuses by corporations.
Groups pull out of University antisemitism inquiry citing ‘loss of confidence’ in investigation
They argue there is a ‘lack of transparency’ over ‘who and what is being investigated’
Who is Karen Shore, Labour’s candidate in the Runcorn and Helsby by-election?
A by-election will be taking place to replace Mike Amesbury
Bombshell poll suggests Labour set to lose Runcorn and Helsby by-election to Reform UK
Labour are on track to come second
Reactions to Keir Starmer’s decision to scrap NHS England
Unions are unhappy about potential job losses while others are worried it could lead to further privatisation of the health service
‘Money for war, but for not the poor’: ex-Labour candidate hits out against welfare cuts
Faiza Shaheen said she was “upset and shocked” by how a Labour government is treating people on benefits as if they’re cheating.
Reform MP Lee Anderson accused of bullying in latest clash with ‘Stop Brexit Man’
‘This is a pattern of bullying and aggressive behaviour from Anderson’
Labour’s Planning and Infrastructure Bill: a bold step to get Britain building
The Planning and Infrastructure Bill takes decisive action to streamline planning, cut delays, and create a more pro-growth environment
Government told ‘clock is ticking’ over teacher shortages as vacancies hit record high
‘Teacher recruitment and retention in England remain in a perilous state, posing a substantial risk to the quality of education.’