Well, whenever they specifically decide so. In a story that’s flown under the radar this month, SNP councillor Kairin Van Sweeden has resigned from the SNP after she called Labour councillor Deena Tissera a “New Scot.” This comment rattled the Sri Lankan, who said the remarks were “nothing less than racism.” She also called for […]
When is a New Scot, not a New Scot? Read More »
It seems the Torys can’t help themselves. Given their catastrophic loss in popularity over the last few years, restoring public faith in the floundering party would take nothing short of a miracle. They certainly don’t want any more bad press, yet here we are with another story of harassment and seediness. Old habits die hard,
Northamptonshire MP stripped of Tory whip after bullying and harassment claims. Read More »
The Met Police are hunting down two women who attended a pro-Palestine demonstration in London at the weekend. The women were photographed wearing jacket patches, which appear to depict paragliders. The images may be about the motorised paragliders used by Hamas to attack targets in Israel last weekend, including over 200 people killed at a
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Public support for our ongoing involvement in the Russia-Ukraine conflict has waned. The people of this nation are war-weary; given the current financial climate, priorities are elsewhere. Although Rishi Sunak and Joe Biden have pledged their respective government’s continued commitment, political rhetoric aside, the Western public has grown tired of the conflict. Though there is
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We have seen every excuse under the sun for why we can’t ever remove any foreign national from our nation. No matter what the crime. The vilest sex offenders, the mass murderers, Islamic terrorists, fraudsters, no matter what they have done, we cannot remove foreign people from our shores. It’s against their human rights. Unless
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Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer was criticised after he unveiled plans to see teachers overseeing supervised teeth brushing in schools with high tooth decay. Starmer has faced opposition from the chief of the National Association of Headteachers, with general secretary Paul Whiteman saying: “This week we have seen guidance on mobile phones from Government and
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England is now “the most difficult place to find a home in the developed world”, housebuilders have claimed in a snapshot of the housing crisis that a more significant proportion of people in England live in substandard properties than the European Union average. The Home Builders Federation (HBF), an industry group representing companies that build for private
A new report finds England is the worst place in the developed world to find housing. Read More »
This saga has been going on for years now; the much talked about, over-hyped, over-budget, high-speed rail link that will revolutionise transport, HS2. This project is a rarity since we seldom see our government putting in plans for something on a grand scale. However, when you know who benefits and what the priorities are, it
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Almost 1,000 cannabis plants have been found growing in a former shop unit following a raid by Derbyshire police. Officers found the large-scale cannabis operation in what used to be the Marks & Spencer building in Spring Gardens, Buxton, following a tip-off from the public. A 34-year-old man, “believed” to be an Albanian national, has
Cannabis factory found at former M&S store. Read More »
The Archbishop of Canterbury has spoken out after Home Secretary Suella Braverman has repeatedly snubbed him. A spokesperson for the Archbishop said his office had “reached out several times” to the home office after he had expressed his concerns over the government’s immigration policy and, in particular, Braverman’s comments regarding who qualifies as an asylum
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