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Chequers didn’t make an appearance at Conservative Party Conference, but the Prime Minister is still trying to push it through Parliament. Read Story
Chequers didn’t make an appearance at Conservative Party Conference, but the Prime Minister is still trying to push it through Parliament. Read Story
Why was it 25 years since any of my predecessors had been to Argentina or Chile? It was because our entire global strategy has been focused on the EU. And while that may have been sensible in the 1970s, when we first joined the common market, it makes less sense in the globalised economy of today, when 95 per cent of the world’s growth is going to be outside the EU. Read Story
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker gave his final state of the Union Address on Wednesday. His speech was critical of Theresa May’s Brexit plan Read Story
WITH hindsight it is clear that the senior echelons of the civil service never accepted the result of the referendum. They were following Cameron and Osborne’s lead in refusing to prepare for a Leave result. Read Story
Following an undercover operation in which detectives posed as drugs users, 16 men have been sentenced to a total of 49 years for charges including the supply of heroin and crack cocaine. Read Story
The important thing is to stop endlessly debating what we would do if in power on ideological grounds, but concentrate on getting there via practical means. Pragmatism does not mean loss of principles – it means distinguishing between recognition of the objective (strategy) and flexibility of means (tactics) – using every opportunity to get closer to the real goal. Read Story
It is sad to report the death of Ken Booth, the first Deputy Chairman of the British Democratic Party. His funeral took place in his home city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne on Tuesday 7th August, attended by over 100 mourners, Read Story
Kamal Ahmed, the BBC’s new Editorial Director of News, was born in the UK with a Sudanese father and an English mother. A graduate of Leeds University in 1990 with a degree in politics, it is not surprising he later worked on The Guardian and then became political editor of The Observer. Read Story
The media make me sick. A gunman went on the rampage in Toronto Canada, killing two and injuring twelve and all the media can do is say people should not jump to any conclusions about possible motivation in regard to this incident. Read Story
Sanjay Naker, 28 (9.03.90) a financial consultant, of Russell Avenue, Wood Green, was recently found guilty at Inner London Crown Court of three counts of oral rape, one count of attempted rape and one count of sexual assault. Read Story
Omieke Glenn, 22 of Monteagle Way, Southwark was sentenced to 11 years’ imprisonment on Thursday, 5 July at Inner London Crown Court. Read Story
Youngsters today, leave school with an uneasy sense of who they are or even guilt! Read Story
This fiasco was always going to happen when the Tory Party voted for a REMAINER to lead the Party and ultimately take charge of Brexit negotiations. Read Story
Following yesterday’s resignation from the cabinet by David Davis, Boris Johnson announced his resignation today, making the announcement just 30 minutes before Theresa May was set to inform parliament about the ‘Cabinet Agreed’ Brexit deal’ she forced through on Friday. Read Story
Mr Davis quit the government and told the PM that her policies could leave the UK in a ‘weak and inescapable’ negotiating position, two days after the cabinet had finally agreed a plan for Britain’s departure from the European Union. Read Story
Mohamed Kamara, 47, of Fleming Way, SE28 was sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment at Snaresbrook Crown Court on Thursday, 5 July. Read Story
A couple of decades ago, we British nationalists were the only ones to point out that, with Britain only making the wings and engines of the EU planes, Britain would lose the ability to make a whole plane, to the obvious detriment to the nation. Read Story
Shibbir Ahmed, Shamrat Hussain, and Forid Farhad have been handed jail sentences for the shooting of four people at a children’s playground in Sadiq Khan’s London. Read Story
Speaking on BBC’s Sunday Politics Brexiteer Nigel Farage has raised alarm over an imminent EU stitch-up over Brexit, after leaders in Brussels promised to hand the UK a better deal if the British compromise. Read Story