London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Liz Truss has sensationally resigned as the leader of the conservative party after just 44 days in office. It means that the UK will get it 5th Prime Minister since 2010. In a short statement given
A fascinating poll caught my eye the other day, which claimed that younger adults are more likely to pray than older generations. The survey commissioned by the Church of England revealed that nearly half of UK adults have prayed, but found wide
With the conservative party descending into chaos and fractional infighting, a petition calling on the return of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister has been signed by more than 10,000 conservative party members and supporters in just a couple of days. The
The Labour Party is stepping up pressure on the Conservatives urging Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to come before the House of Commons, today, Tuesday 11th October and answer questions on what they are calling a “disastrous mini-Budget”. Labour plan to use a series of Parliamentary
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest reigning monarch, who was crowned in 1952 and recently celebrated her Platinum Jubilee, passed away peacefully yesterday at her Scottish estate of Balmoral. She was surrounded by her family,
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Following the announcement of death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, tributes from political and world leaders have poured in, leader by King Charles III. Here we list a small selection of them. His Majesty King Charles
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – By any reckoning the Conservative Party leadership contest has been heated, bad tempered and I believe damaging for the contenders wanting to succeed Boris Johnson. It started almost immediately after the PM announced he was going,
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – With confirmation that Prime Minister Boris Johnson is resigning later today, the starting pistol has been fired on a leadership race, not only to be the next leader of the Conservative Party, but also the next Prime
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Chinese have a saying about it being a curse to living in interesting times. Whether the phrase is truly old or even Chinese, I believe its sentiment is something the Prime Minister would agree with, as
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – With inflation hitting a 40-year high, runaway heating and fuel costs, and the rice of food on the rise, the cost-of-living crisis has become the defining domestic political issue and yet the Chancellor Rishi Sunak, has so