Turley challenges Farage on Russia links
In July I tabled a motion in Parliament to annul the Road Vehicles (Type-Approval) (Amendment) Regulations 2025. I am pleased that a number of parliamentarians joined me in taking that stand and very much regret that our government has so far denied
There have been a lot of headlines recently about a young autistic man who had been volunteering in Waitrose, but who then wasn’t offered paid work to do the same thing. This really resonated with me, as I had spoken recently to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lord Evans of Watford and Lord Richard Dannatt face five- and four-month suspensions after undercover footage showed them offering ministerial access. As reported by the Guardian, a parliamentary watchdog has found two long-serving peers guilty of violating
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Business Secretary Peter Kyle admits Labour’s tax policies are forcing doctors, entrepreneurs, and wealthy citizens to leave the UK. As reported by The Telegraph, a cabinet minister has warned that Labour’s tax increases are prompting residents to
I recently jumped in a car with a couple of other people near Kings Cross station. It was a pretty normal journey. We watched the world go by, chatted, got stuck in a bit of traffic. The journey was completely ordinary except
A new survey shows most Tory members believe the Conservatives may support a Reform UK government, with many expecting Nigel Farage could become prime minister.
Heidi Alexander won’t confirm if Rachel Reeves will scrap the two-child benefit cap, as Labour highlights child poverty and prepares key Budget decisions.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy weighs blocking a BBC licence fee rise amid bias claims, rising evasion, public criticism, and calls for reform.
A new report finds Palestinian Authority textbooks still promote anti-Semitism and incitement, despite UK calls for reform and recent pledges from PA leaders.