Tomorrow will see the crowning of the UK’s new King, Charles III, a once in a lifetime event, but what should we expect from this major state event, which combines ancient ceremony, a religious service and is the fulfilment of the British
Labour has slammed Rishi Sunak’s failures which have left the UK exposed to skyrocketing price increases, with the most recent data showing food prices are rising 50% faster in the UK at 19.2% than elsewhere in the G7, where food inflation averages
The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has claimed that an “anti-maths mindset” is holding the economy back, as he announced a major review of the subject in England. The review will be led by a new group of experts, including mathematicians and
Labour has demanded that Rishi Sunak’s Government “get on the side of working people” and enforce a freeze on Council Tax, as ONS figures confirm for the first time that 2022 was a record year for North Sea Oil and Gas profits.
Nigel Lawson was a titan of the conservative party who dedicated five decades of his life to public service, a former chancellor, MP, journalist and peer he has died at 91. Lord Lawson was a key figure in Margaret Thatcher’s governments, who
Last week Jeremy Hunt took to Parliament to unveil his budget statement. In an upbeat hour-long speech, the Chancellor claimed Britain’s economy was “on the right track” and “proving the doubters wrong”. He went on to unveil a pension giveaway aimed
“Fighting crime is a Labour cause” says Keir Starmer as he launches Labour’s second national mission, declaring tackling crime as “the unfinished business in my life’s work to deliver justice for working people”, by staff reporter Building on his pledge that the
Later today, Boris Johnson will finally face the House of Commons Privileges Committee, which since April of last year has been investigating the former Prime Minister over what he knew and did not know about the so-called“Partygate” scandall. Specifically, whether Mr
Last Friday, after much vacillation the BBC finally released a statement over comments made my MOTD presenter Gary Lineker, where he compared the Government’s new crack down on immigration akin to policies found in 1930s Germany. The state funded Corporation said: “…We
Labour Leader Keir Starmer will tell the National Farmers’ Union Conference later today, that they ‘deserve a government that listens’, as he calls for a new way of governing, backing British farmers on domestic production, international trade and tackling rural crime. Â