A Nation at the Crossroads In the late 1970s, Britain stood on uncertain ground. The empire had collapsed, our industries were in decline, and our position in the world seemed to wane. Margaret Thatcher stepped forward with a radical new model built not on shared duty but on market forces, deregulation, and global integration. This […]
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her Spring budget Statement to the nation, once again proving that Labour still has no economic plan despite nearly a year in office. Reeves has announced a round of panic measures designed to cut government spending, which she claims is a response to changing global factors. Markets were unsettled by her
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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt vowed several times to end the reliance on migration for growth “by building a high-wage, high-skill economy” and “not just higher GDP but higher GDP per head.” However, he did not outline any policies that would achieve this. To be clear, migration has always been at the heart of the Tory economic
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“Today is incredibly difficult for Wales,” says the Welsh Conservative leader in the Senedd Andrew RT Davies. It isn’t every day you witness a Tory being truthful. In case you missed the story, which is ongoing, Tata Steel has confirmed it is cutting 2,800 jobs across the UK, with the bulk expected to be at
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Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has expressed her frustrations as home secretary. Now freed from the restrictions of high office, Braverman reveals that she has been fighting a series of behind-the-scenes battles on key policies since her appointment last year – and not only those directly relating to the work of the Home Office. She
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According to the latest official figures, the number of people living in temporary accommodation in England has hit a 25-year high. Almost 105,000 households were in temporary accommodation, including more than 131,000 children, on 31st March this year. This figure is 10% up on the same day last year, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing
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Last month, Nigel Farage had his bank account at Coutts shutdown and was denied a new account by several other banking groups. Using a Subject Access Request, Farage has obtained 36-pages outlining the real reasons for the closure. Reading from the pages, Farage says it was discussed that he engages in “commentry and behaviours that
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Yorkshire Building Society says it would close accounts of customers who “discriminate” or are “rude”. The organisation made the admission after claims that it severed ties with a client who questioned the use of Pride flags in their branches. It comes amid a growing row over whether banks are targeting people for their political beliefs
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A deal to create the UK’s biggest mobile phone operator has been struck by Vodafone and the owner of Three UK. The firms plan to merge their UK-based operations, giving them around 27 million customers and making it the biggest mobile network in the UK. Virgin Media O2 has around 24 million mobile customers while
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