It’s a familiar editorial pattern in the right-wing media, isolate a dissenting voice, amplify it, and present it as emblematic of a larger cultural shift under siege.
No wonder the Murdoch empire is terrified.
The development follows a similar scheme in Manchester amid growing efforts to tackle homelessness through community-based, supported housing.
“Just beyond parody at this point.”
“Brexiter Tim Spoons wants to cut child benefits so someone can save £1 if they drink 20 pints in one of his pubs…”
Seguro’s victory was widely interpreted as a rebuke to the far right and a reaffirmation of Portugal’s democratic and constitutional traditions.
For a Union Jack-wrapping politician, who casts himself as the embodiment of national pride, being accused of admiring a tyrant who threatens European democracy, strikes at the heart of Farage’s brand.
The EU is not punishing the UK, it’s treating the UK as what it chose to become, a third country.
From Farage agreeing migrants have “colonised” the UK, to Matt Goodwin’s calls for “biological reality” checks for women and girls, Reform has hit new lows
A shadow hangs over democracy; the shadow of corruption
Unite, Labour’s largest trade union affiliate, may reconsider its relationship with the party
‘Labour has a proud tradition of supporting our armed forces and defence industry, one which should not just be accepted but embraced as one of our greatest strengths.’
Campaigners branded this a ‘monumental victory’
