Alistair Thompson is the Director of Team Britannia PR and a journalist.
Parliament Politics Magazine- The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak delivered a keynote speech today, unveiling five promises which he believes will get Britain back on track. In what is widely seen an attempt to reset his embattled premiership he vowed to work
Rock stars and musicians are twice as likely to divorce, compared with ordinary people, and fifty per cent more likely than sports stars, finds a major news study. The study, from Marriage Foundation, has been tracking nearly 500 A-list celebrities who tied
Conservative MPs have warned the Prime Minister that he will be committing “economic as well as political suicide” and kill off the Party’s chances of regaining ground on Labour if he raises fuel duty by 12pence per litre in the budget. The
Rock stars and musicians are twice as likely to divorce, compared with ordinary people, and fifty per cent more likely than sports stars, finds a major news study. The study, from Marriage Foundation, has been tracking nearly 500 A-list celebrities who tied
In a new blow to Prime Minister Rishi sunak a poll released yesterday suggests labour are on course for a huge majority at the next general election, doubling their number of MPs. The survey also suggests that the conservatives would be wiped
Labour have today unveiled a radical overhaul of the UK’s existing constitutional settlement, including abolishing the House of Lords and devolving more power to the regions and nations. The Labour Leader, Sir Kier Starmer pledged to deliver “the biggest ever transfer
Westminster, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – It is being reported that Labour is stepping up its attacks on the UK’s private schools with plans to raise business ratesalongside proposals to strip them of their charitable status. In what has been dubbed a
The so-called “quiet man” of British politics the former leader of the conservative party, Sir Iain Duncan Smith roared his disapproval at the failure of western diplomacy to challenge both Russia and China in recent years. At a meeting in parliament
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A conservative rebellion over a pledge to build 300,000 homes a year has forced the government into a major climbdown on a flagship policy. More than 50 backbench MPs said they would back an amendment to
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A third of students are concerned that free speech on campus is at risk, and those with traditional or challenging views up being cancelled. Research by the Policy Institute at Kings College London, based on several surveys,
