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Yearly Archives: 2025
Priti Patel in car crash interview after being reminded of her own party cutting defence spending
Seems as though Patel doesn’t seem too keen on having her own party’s record pointed out.
These are the 100 Labour MPs backing an amendment to halt the PIP cuts bill
If the amendment passes, it would effectively kill the bill
Tax expert points out glaring flaw in Nigel Farage’s latest policy which leaves £34 billion black hole in public finances
Oh dear, once again Farage’s policies don’t stack up.
MPs raise concerns about Labour’s plan to proscribe Palestine Action as terror group
‘Such a move would be completely non-proportional and a hugely worrying restriction on the right to peaceful protest’
Brexit has blown £40 billion tax hole in public finances, confirming OBR predictions
Nine years on, it seems as though those who had rubbished ‘experts’ for warning about the dire impact of Brexit on the economy, could do with some quiet reflection.
Reform’s Sarah Pochin criticised for making claims about asylum seekers without evidence
‘I simply don’t recognise the picture that Sarah Pochin tries to paint of Runcorn. It’s not based on reality.’
Who are the Reform-linked think tank trying to raise more than £25 million to make Nigel Farage PM?
It should concern progressives that there is now a concerted attempt to raise funds to make Farage PM, from some of the same sources who also donated to Trump.
Nigel Farage slammed for ‘billionaire giveaway’ non-dom tax policy
The Reform UK leader is trying to claim the policy will help low-paid workers, but in reality it will benefit billionaires
So much for levelling up: £140 billion transport investment shortfall reveals stark north-south divide
Enough to build seven Elizabeth lines.