Starmer is set to win, but an election of indifference will come back to bite December 18, 2023 Labour is set to win the next election, but only a third of voters think the party is ready to govern. Is Britain sleepwalking into the future, asks Eliot Wilson.
Main Friends cast ‘working on’ tribute to Matthew Perry October 30, 2023 The major Friends cast are said to be working on a joint tribute to Matthew Perry after he passed away aged 54 on Saturday
Trade minister Conor Burns has whip suspended over claims of ‘inappropriate behaviour’ October 7, 2022 The Conservatives have suspended the whip for Trade Minister Conor Burns MP over claims of “inappropriate behaviour” at the Party conference this week. A Whips’ Office spokesman told City A.M.:“We have suspended the Whip pending investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour earlier this week. “We take all such allegations extremely seriously. The Prime Minister has [...]
Tory whips say Labour fracking motion is vote of confidence in Truss government October 19, 2022 Conservative whips have told their own MPs that a Labour vote opposing fracking is an effective confidence motion in the Liz Truss government and that they must follow the party line. Truss’ chief whip Wendy Morton told Tory backbenchers, in an email leaked to Huffpost, that “this is not a motion on fracking … this [...]
Sunak or Truss should have ‘backbone’ to strike free movement deal with EU, says Ryanair chief August 11, 2022 The next prime minister should have the “backbone” to secure a deal with the European Union to open up the free movement of labour, Ryanair’s chief executive Michael O’Leary said this morning. He told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme: “I think the first thing they should do to boost the British economy is prioritise a [...]
Truss considers increasing migration to UK to boost economic growth September 25, 2022 Liz Truss is considering plans to increase the number of migrants coming to the UK in a bid to boost economic growth. The Prime Minister wants to bring forward drastic changes to the UK’s visa laws to tackle labour shortages in a move that will likely spark anger within sections of the Conservative party. The [...]
PMQs sketch: A trip down memory lane July 12, 2023 If you’re ever in need of a history lesson, there are worse places to head than the storied and ancient House of Commons for a PMQs. But when it comes to political debate, we tend to hope our leaders will have their fingers on the pulse of the nation. Not so during this week’s Prime [...]
Rishi Sunak won’t offer further support to motorists hit by ULEZ charges August 31, 2023 Rishi Sunak has ruled out offering further support to motorists hit by the expanded ULEZ charges across London. The Prime Minister told GB News the policy was the “sole responsibility” of Labour and criticised the scheme as not “the right priority”. His comments come the day after the ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) charging scheme [...]
If politics is about persuasion, Truss’ speeches need to be on life support September 21, 2022 So you don’t have to, I have re-watched a number of Liz Truss’ speeches.
‘Ready to govern’: Starmer’s conference address commended by Labour – and even one Tory MP October 10, 2023 Keir Starmer’s speech was described as “rousing” and “inspiring” by Labour conference-goers who crammed into a packed hall for his address.