Reform reportedly receives first cryptocurrency donation
Cryptocurrency donations are sparking fresh concerns over political funding transparency
Yearly Archives: 2025
Overwhelming majority of Labour Party members would back breaking tax pledges to fund public services, poll finds
The Labour party had pledged during the election not to increase taxes on working people, and subsequently ruled out any rise in national insurance, VAT or income tax.
Workers intimidated and abused for taking down flags
There are numerous reports of workers being assaulted, spat at and verbally abused
Trump, Farage and the right’s free speech hypocrisy
What’s behind the Trump administration’s transatlantic provocations on UK free speech and who does the dark agenda really belong to?
Zack Polanski to be interviewed on Kuenssberg’s show after ‘anti-Green bias’ complaints
Polanski did not appear on Kuenssberg’s show at his party’s conference, but the interview has now been rescheduled amid complaints
Reform in turmoil after yet another councillor is suspended
Robert Ford was elected to represent Maidstone Rural West in May’s local elections and will now sit as an independent until investigations into the allegations are complete.
Reform councillor schooled on council savings claims
‘This discussion about waste is generally misleading, we’ve had 14 years of Tory austerity which has cut spending to the absolute bone.’
Has Liz Truss’ ‘free speech’ social media platform fallen flat?
Truss said she would launch her own social media platform, believing that the ‘establishment media’ have failed her.
Nigel Farage declares himself ‘champion’ of crypto at conference in Trump-style pitch
‘It’s the Trump playbook’
France’s political crisis is a glimpse of Britain’s future – will we react?
Electoral reform will not transform our political culture overnight, but refusing to confront fragmentation will make effective governance permanently impossible.