With over two-thirds of the public believing Labour will fail to tackle key issues like the small boats crisis and NHS waiting lists, Britons are bracing for 2025 to be even worse than 2024.
Keir Starmer's Labour has taken the art of political lying to a whole new level, says Nick Timothy. Denial after denial that it would raise taxes before the biggest tax-raising Budget in history. Trust is gone.
Labour's poll lead over the Tories has fallen to just five points, while nearly half of those who voted Labour in July say they already feel let down by Keir Starmer's floundering Government.
The 'Not in My Name' campaign had no discernible impact on the General Election, yet 40% of the electorate didn't bother to vote, helping to fulfil the campaign’s objective. Watch this space for the 'Not in My Name' manifesto in due course.
Is the 'Muslim vote' set to abandon Labour? With three quarters of British Muslims refusing to believe Hamas committed atrocities on October 7th, it's hard to see how Labour can retain them, says Frank Haviland.
Former Chancellor George Osborne has said the Conservative Party must resist chasing Reform voters and instead move back to the political centre ground if it wants to return to power. What nonsense, says Will Jones.
The smashing of the Tories was necessary to allow a genuine Right wing movement to emerge that would actually implement popular conservative policies, says Professor James Allan.
In a post-election misery fest, the talking points are the injustice of Labour winning with just 20% of the vote, the even-more-outrageous French election result and Noel Gallagher's glorious anti-Glasto rant.
Keir Starmer is planning to let 40,000 prisoners out of jail in a novel approach to easing overcrowding. Prisoners serving less than four years are set to be automatically released after serving 40% of their sentence.
"Not in my backyard!" The Green Party's co-leader is staunchly opposing plans for a 100-mile stretch of pylons through his constituency under Keir Starmer's Net Zero strategy.
