The Hereditary Peers Bill: A missed opportunity
The government still has time to act decisively, but they need to get started now.
Yearly Archives: 2025
Rachel Reeves’ Mansion House speech offered nothing for most people
‘The state needs to be hands-on, and not leave it all to the pirates of City of London’
Richard Tice challenged over claims about postal vote fraud
“Can Richard Tice provide any details or evidence for this?”
Astonishing clip shows protester being threatened with arrest for Palestine flag and placard
A video clip has shown an astonishing interaction between a protester and two police officers in Kent. In the clip, the protester – Laura Murton – was threatened with arrest while they held a Palestine flag and displayed a placardtest
Suella Braverman’s husband quits Reform UK just seven months after joining in blow to Farage
Reform has criticised Suella Braverman for the Afghan leak and previously said she was “too toxic” for the party’s image
Government confirms it will introduce votes at 16
A major change to British democracy
How Labour MPs have responded to Keir Starmer removing the whip from four MPs
“The Prime Minister should be listening to these voices, not punishing them”
Labour campaign groups launch petition to reinstate suspended Labour MPs
‘The mainstream of the party will not sit quietly whilst No 10 turns on its own backbenchers for defending Labour values.’
BREAKING: Three Labour Party MPs suspended for breaches of party discipline
A fourth MP, Rachel Maskell, is currently in meetings with party whips…
Keir Starmer blasts former Tory ministers for Afghan data breach at PMQs
He said former ministers have “serious questions to answer” over leak