Tag: Labour

Nigel Farage has topped a 'best Prime Minister' poll as bookmakers make him the 3/1 favourite to be next PM ahead of the May 1st local elections. Can anything break the Reform leader's momentum?

If the Labour party really wants to halve violence against women and girls in the UK by 2035, why not try deporting their rapists, suggests Steven Tucker.

Rachel Reeves has announced a £3.25bn transformation fund to supposedly bring down the costs of government. This is likely to be as ineffective as the Office for Value for Money and just more waste, says David Craig.

Lord Chancellor Shabana Mahmood has been humiliated by the Sentencing Council as the judges refuse her request to rescind their two-tier anti-white guidelines, which will now come into force on Tuesday.

Has American pressure on Labour over free speech paid off? An unexpectedly robust statement about academic freedom from Bridget Phillipson this week suggests it may well have, says Julian Mann.

Just Stop Oil has announced that it will end its campaign of disruptive protests as it claimed Ed Miliband has made its main demand of no new oil and gas "Government policy".

Now the Sentencing Council plans to slash the penalties for illegally entering the UK, making deportations far harder. It's almost as though the judiciary has been captured by an unaccountable Leftist cabal.

'Insurance', 'leasehold' – two of the dullest words in the English language. But that's a problem, says Margaret Rothwell, as Labour is about to legalise highway robbery for landlords via the iniquitous leasehold system.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves stood accused of losing control of the economy today as she desperately cut spending further despite record tax rises to cover a £14bn black hole largely of her own making.

Keir Starmer should set aside the European Convention on Human Rights and deport all foreign criminals, Labour MP Jonathan Brash has said, as Left-wing voices opposing the 'criminal rights' charter grow.