Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a budget overshadowed by the major lie that Labour would not raise National Insurance—a key manifesto promise. An increase of £25 billion in Employer National Insurance, alongside £15 billion in other tax rises, constitutes one of the largest hikes in history, pushing the total tax burden to an unprecedented level as […]
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It’s official: British nationalism is back on the menu. By now, you’re undoubtedly aware that Homeland Party held its first public AGM last week, and to say it was a success would be an understatement. A comprehensive press release has already been published on our website, so I won’t waste time reiterating the day’s proceedings.
Homeland Party is gaining momentum Read More »
If you still need convincing that Two-Tier-Kier’s Labour government isn’t going to be any more compassionate to the average Brit than the exited Tory party, this should make the penny drop. The chancellor, Rachel Reeves, recently revealed plans to cut the winter fuel allowance for the poorest pensioners from mid-September onwards. In a supposed bid
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As the political landscape in Britain rightly fixates on Two-Tier-Keir and his authoritarianism, it’s important not to let the Tories worm their way back into the public’s favour. Let us not forget that the previous Tory government oversaw record-breaking immigration numbers while claiming to be the party of sensible immigration policy. Let us not forget
The Tories are hoping we’ve forgiven and forgotten. Read More »
Conscript the youth, national service is back on the menu, or that’s what Mr Sunak would have us believe. The absolute bottom of the barrel of policy ideas has been trotted out again by a flailing Tory party incapable of admitting its impending annihilation is entirely its fault. Conservative mouthpieces were quick to suggest the
Who speaks for the youth? Read More »
The Liberal Democrats have been accused of breaching equality law by deselecting a candidate ‘based on his Christian faith’. This development came after a complaint to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) was raised regarding the treatment of David Campanale. The party has been accused of tolerating a “hostile environment” for people of faith,
David Campanale, the Lib Dem candidate, ‘punished’ for his faith. Read More »
The Government is reportedly considering sending British troops to Gaza to help deliver aid once the US finishes building a new sea route into the besieged territory. The Pentagon confirmed that construction of the temporary pier, designed to speed up humanitarian aid into Gaza as famine looms, had begun, and operations will start in early
The UK Government may send British Troops to deliver aid to Gaza. Read More »
When we care for our community we don’t do it for brownie points. We aren’t trying to prove anything to anyone. There are many occasions where our activists and members do work in their local community without making a song or dance and certainly not for social media clicks and likes. We do it
Community work not activism Read More »
Eddie Izzard has announced he is aiming to stand as the Labour candidate in Brighton at the next general election. The 61-year-old said: ‘Labour needs a candidate that can inspire many thousands to become our friends and allies in the fight for a fairer-greener-cleaner planet’. Izzard, originally from nearby Bexhill-on-sea, said of Brighton: ‘Support this
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Robin Harper has resigned his life membership of the Scottish Green party as he believes it has ‘lost the plot’. Mr Harper, who was the UK’s first Green parliamentarian, quit in a letter to co-leader Patrick Harvie. The 82-year-old served as a Lothians MSP between 1999 and 2011 and was co-convener of the party from
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