News Round-Up
7 May 2025
Council Net Zero Madness
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by Will Jones
Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband has doubled down on his commitment to expensive, intermittent forms of power. It's a strategy leading straight to deindustrialisation and impoverishment, says David Turver.
Keir Starmer has said the state will "take back control" of people’s lives – twisting the Brexit slogan and backtracking on his previous pledge to "tread more lightly" on people's lives.
When Ed Miliband revealed he didn't have a clue how to reach Net Zero he asked National Grid to give him the answer. Its response shows that it doesn't know either and it's the blind leading the blind, says David Turver.
In a gaffe-prone conference speech, Keir Starmer called for the return of "sausages" from Gaza and suggested he had to cut pensioners' winter fuel allowance or "risk" a Liz Truss-style market meltdown.
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is under fire after it emerged she has hired a £68,000 "vanity" photographer to follow her around – after previously slamming Boris Johnson for spending on Government photographers.
Rachel Reeves is wrong – there was no austerity, says Charlotte Gill. Just look at these 10 ridiculous things taxpayers have been charged for.
Nurses have voted to reject the Government's pay rise offer of 5.5% with an announcement timed to coincide with Chancellor Rachel Reeves addressing the Labour party conference.
Mike Wells uncovers more green waste as Kirklees council confirms in an FOI that it is not monitoring the results of an eco-housing pilot scheme highlighted in Keir Starmer's 2022 Labour conference speech.
Three in five people already expect Labour to lose the next General Election, according to a poll, after a shocking start that saw Free-Gear Keir's approval ratings plummet.
Keir Starmer claims there is a 'black hole' in society that only a Labour Government can fix. But it's not society that has a black hole, says David McGrogan. The black hole is the state, and Labour is making it worse.
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