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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

by The Editor

Alistair Thompson

April 24, 2023

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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak claims “anti-maths mindset” is costing the UK Economy “tens of billions” per year, by Alistair Thompson

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

by Alistair Thompson

April 17, 2023

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Could Jeremy Hunt’s budget boring budget restore the Conservative Party’s reputation for economic prudence, asksAlistair Thompson

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

by Alistair Thompson

March 24, 2023

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Conservative Party still without a chairman, as potential successors to Zahawi, shy away from the position, by Alistair Thompson

With the resignation of Nadim Zahawi, the Prime Minister will have hoped to have drawn a line under this incredibly damaging affair. The tax scandal, that started last year and exploded in earnest across the front pages in January – dragging on

by Alistair Thompson

February 5, 2023

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Hapless Sunak orders probe into Nadhim Zahawi admitting ‘questions need answering’ over £5 million tax settlement with HMRC – by Alistair Thompson

The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has finally ordered a probe into his cabinet colleague and Conservative Party Chairman today after saying that Nadhim Zahawi had questions to answer over his tax affairs. He asked his standards advisers to investigate the situation,

by Alistair Thompson

January 24, 2023

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More bad news for PM Sunak as Ambulance response times for December are worst on record, however the waiting lists for routine operations fell

There was more bad news for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak today, as Ambulance response time for December as the worst on record, with emergency patients across the country beingforced to endure waiting times of more than an hour. New figures show

by Alistair Thompson

January 12, 2023

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Labour step up attack on Government’s Procurement Bill, branding it a “charter for cronies” – by Staff Reporter

The Labour Party is stepping up its attack on Government’s Procurement Bill, branding it a “charter for cronies” and claiming that £3.7 billion was handed out to Conservative Party “friends and donors” during the COVID pandemic. Ahead of today’s Commons Second

by The Editor

January 9, 2023

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Submarine PM Rishi Sunak unveils five promises to get Britain and his leadership back on track

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

by Alistair Thompson

January 5, 2023

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Prime Minister Sunak faces new battle as House of Lords look to frustrate government over EU laws

London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing a new battle, this time in the House of Lords, which senior government sources suggest will attempt to frustrate government efforts to remove around 4000 pieces of EU legislation from

by The Editor

January 3, 2023

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Rishi Sunak facing new rebellion in 2023 as Tory MPs warn him, he will commit “political suicide” if he raises fuel duty by 12p

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

by Alistair Thompson

January 1, 2023