WILL JONES Nigel Farage has announced that he will trigger a by-election by formally resigning as an MP, in an attempt to defy his political opponents amid a sleaze scandal. The Telegraph has more. The Reform UK […]
MRS M DUCKS It has emerged recently in the press that the Home Secretary in the Labour Government has proposed several new policy ideas in terms of immigration. Although the full policy details relating to […]
New head muppet of the UK Labour Party same or worse than the old head muppet with even worse policies Time is running out to sever ties with the EU and become the 51st State […]
What’s in a name? Britain’s debate over assisted suicide is being conducted in language designed to obscure what is actually proposed CHARLOTTE CHOLEY The assisted suicide Bill is back before Parliament. So, too, is the […]
The Cause of England’s auto-immune disease: The Public Order Act (1986) Michael Reiners discusses The Public Order Act (1986)’s ill effects on Britain. Those effects are regular features in Britain’s news-cycle, and felt by many. […]
Latest power grab aims to silence independent voices by artificially boosting state-backed media on the world’s biggest video platform STEVE WATSON In a brazen move that reeks of authoritarian control, the UK government is pushing […]
Don’t be complacent – Reform is bigger than Farage OLIVER DEAN “There’s no money in politics… if you’re straight” were the words Nigel Farage once uttered when discussing whether he had entered politics for financial reasons. Whilst it […]
CBAM! Another punch in the face for UK manufacturing CATHERINE MCBRIDE The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is not about the environment. It is just another tax. This time, it is an additional import tariff […]
NESO calls for an extra £89bn of grid spending beyond 2030. DAVID TURVER Introduction Regular readers will remember out recent article documenting the forecast rise in subsidies and grid integration costs from £19.8bn in 2024/25 to over […]
Taxed on one side, delayed on the other, blamed for both. 3,950 construction firms went under in a single year. Westminster did the squeezing — and let the house-builders take the fall. THE RATIONALS . […]
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