Ten years after the Brexit vote, fresh calls made to support UK’s struggling creative industries
Rebuilding cultural ties may have begun, but meaningful change for touring artists has yet to follow.

James Orr has a range of worrying, radical views about Russia and Ukraine

“Reform UK can talk all it likes about being the “voice of workers”, but putting public sector unions “under review” tells you exactly who they are.”

It was supposed to be Reform’s flagship council…

Nigel Farage was aware of the complaint when he selected Matt Goodwin as Reform’s by-election candidate

A successful woman associated with inclusion initiatives makes for an even more convenient villain.

Ofcom’s handling of, and ultimate decision, on the probe, will be more than a single change of ownership. It will be a test serve as a test of how seriously the UK treats media plurality.
“The kids are alright…”

“No wonder Musk hates Sánchez.”

There’s little surprise that Ratcliffe and Farage harbour respect for each other. As well as both loathing immigration, Reform’s top donors use similar offshore arrangements, 75% of their funding comes from just three mega wealthy men with offshore ties.

“Environmental change doesn’t put us all in the same boat. It just worsens the storm you’re in.”