Sign up to receive this daily email by 9am every morning. The election campaign is set to be revved up a gear this morning with the Conservatives unveiling key parts of their manifesto and the Government announcing a new educationtest
Tory MEP Daniel Hannan, writing in yesterday’s Telegraph, has laid out what he claims are “Ten reasons to leave the EU”. LFF examines them point-by-point.
Following the confirmation that there will be a “Leaders’ Debate” in the Election campaign, we are today asking why there are no plans for policy debates.
The sickening theft and mutilation of the “Arbeit Macht Frei” sign from Auschwitz raises once again the spectre of the sordid trade in Nazi memorabilia.
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Grayling has said the Conservatives would “look at” emulating the Irish Government’s new “licence to kill” household defence law.
Round up of the week’s politics news from around Westminster and the wider world.
The Conservative party have released a press release claiming that the “Ministry of Justice Bans Tinsel.” But the story is a hoax and Conservative spokesman, Will Littlejohn, was unable to provide evidence to back up the claims. The press releasetest
Climate-denying Conservative MP Douglas Carswell has tabled a bill demanding a referendum on the 1957 Treaty or Rome – the founding treaty of the European Union
The Daily Express have attacked the Met Office, using flawed Russian State data to accuse them of falsifying evidence on climate change.
Boris Johnson has axed free New Year’s Eve rail travel, though buses, tubes, trams and the DLR remain free.
