Reform’s London Mayor candidate Laila Cunningham has had several businesses struck off
Cunningham has had multiple businesses struck off for failing to comply with companies law
Woke bashing of the week: Who gets to be a “national treasure”? Brigitte Bardot and the Telegraph’s selective war on ‘wokeness’
It is apparently acceptable for Brigitte Bardot to spend decades whipping up racial hatred and still be celebrated as a national icon, perhaps helped by glamour, distance, and nostalgia. But it is unacceptable for Gary Lineker to voice contemporary moral objections to cruelty and injustice.
Right-Wing Media Watch: Newspapers in meltdown over ‘Sadiq Khan’s’ New Year fireworks
As ever, responsibility for this alleged civic misery was pinned on a single figure – Sadiq Khan.
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Investors give thumbs up to Labour
Investors around the world are putting their trust in the only Labour government in the UK, according to new figures released yesterday.
Today’s GDP figures: the smirk on the corpse
Today’s GDP figures are certainly cause for cheer. After three years of flatlining the economy is finally showing signs of life.
UK economy grows by 0.6%
UK GDP grew by 0.6 per cent in the second quarter of 2013, according to the latest quarterly national accounts from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Stopping payday lenders advertising won’t make the problem go away
Labour-run Plymouth council has sought measures to stop payday lending companies such as Wonga and The Money Shop from advertising on its billboards and bus stops – a move that will sit alongside agreements reached with city commercial partners to block adverts on the council’s computer network, including in libraries.
Funding for Lending scheme failing as lending falls by £3.8 billion in May
New data published this week shows that banks are still not lending to British businesses, despite the government’s much trumpeted Funding for Lending scheme.
Do the Daily Express fix their polls or something?
Here is an example…
Zimbabwe 2013: Elections and legitimacy
Zimbabwe will hold presidential and parliamentary elections on 31 July 2013.
‘The world’s gone mad’ – Institute of Directors on Osborne’s Help to Buy scheme
Yesterday was probably a good day to bury bad news. It was also very probably an opportune moment to promote a bad policy in the hope that it would slip under the radar of those with critical voices.
The Royal Baby – media round-up
Across the nations this morning many people will be celebrating the birth of a future monarch – the as yet unnamed baby Cambridge.
The devastating impact of moving school revealed
Moving school during the year rarely catches the headlines, but matters hugely to outcomes, especially to those who move many times.