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Junior Doctors postpone strike action… but don’t expect it to last
The BMA Resident Doctors Committee has announced a delay to its planned strike action, which had been scheduled to take place from 15-19 June 2026. This would have followed the three rounds of five-day strike action that took place in 2025 (25-30 July, 14-19 October and 17-22 December 2025). In total, the BMA has spearheaded 16 rounds of walkouts since 2023, in protest against what they perceive as long-term pay erosion, and substandard working conditions. The government has
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6 days ago4 min read


Police DEI and anti-racism training failed Henry Nowak
This country has a long tradition of policing by consent. The police are expected to act proportionately, they are expected to assume that people are innocent until proven guilty. They are not permitted to take sides in a dispute, and they are certainly not there to handcuff people who pose no physical threat and are not resisting arrest. The police are trained to use controlled and reasonable force. There is no expectation that police should manhandle and handcuff an individ
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Jun 63 min read


Angela Rayner illegally promoted partisan political views to schoolchildren
Angela Rayner has been accused of "openly lying", and of promoting partisan political views to schoolchildren, in contravention of The Education Act 1996. In a clip shared by Rayner on her social media (which she has since deleted following the backlash it received), when addressing a group of schoolchildren about Nigel Farage and Reform UK, the former deputy prime minister is seen telling the youngsters that Mr Farage would make people pay for the NHS, despite the fact that
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May 313 min read


Unite The Kingdom: A gathering of patriots, not far-right agitators
The second "Unite the Kingdom" rally took place on Saturday, May 16, 2026, in central London. Organised by activist Tommy Robinson, official estimates of attendance at the march were approximately 50,000-60,000, although many in attendance on the day have suggested that official estimates understated the real figure, with some speculating this to be a deliberate attempt by authorities and left-wing media groups to undermine the impact and significance of the event, in order t
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May 282 min read


5 Takeaways from the May 2026 local Council elections
On May 7th 2026, Approximately 1/3 of eligible voters had the opportunity to take to the polls in the latest local government elections, and have their voices heard. The results were predictable, but no less damning for this deeply unpopular Labour government, that has seen it’s 20 months in office marred by scandal, hypocrisy and an unprecedented fall in public opinion since winning it’s “loveless landslide” in July 2024. In England, Reform won 1,372 new council seats, takin
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May 188 min read


Gorton and Denton signals a new era of sectarianism and division
The Green Party has won the Gorton and Denton by-election, with Hannah Spencer taking the seat from Labour in the Greens' first ever Westminster by-election victory. Labour, which took the Greater Manchester seat with more than 50% of the vote in 2024, was pushed into third place behind Reform UK - a result which will increase the pressure on Sir Keir Starmer's leadership. This is the second by-election since Labour's general election victory in 2024 and the party's second lo
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Mar 55 min read


Rachel Reeves MUST cut taxes this Autumn
With the Autumn budget looming in the near distance, and fear abounding over the inevitable threat of yet more tax rises being imposed by this banal and clueless Labour government, postulations are rife amongst commentators regarding exactly which areas will be hit the hardest. Ideas floated by Treasury thinktanks include changes to Capital Gains Tax, ISAs, pensions, and even the possibility of raising Income Tax or National Insurance, in what would represent a clear breach o
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Nov 3, 202511 min read


‘Bleeding heart’ Lib Dem & Green councils house the FEWEST asylum seekers
Leftie councils run by the Lib Dems and the Greens accommodate the fewest asylum seekers, a review of official Home Office data has...
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Sep 17, 20253 min read


Why a Wealth Tax won’t work
Richard Burgon, MP for Leeds East, delivers an 8,000-strong petition to Downing Street in July, calling for a wealth tax on assets over...
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Sep 15, 20255 min read


Angela Rayner: Tax Dodger
Angela Rayner, the UK Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary, is facing accusations of severe hypocrisy, due to her handling of tax...
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Sep 4, 20254 min read


Labour hypocrisy alert: Deputy PM splashes £800k on THIRD home
Angela Rayner, the Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, has reportedly purchased a...
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Aug 25, 20253 min read


Stopping the boats Part 3: Automatic prison sentences
In the third part of our “Stopping the boats” series, we consider the mandating of automatic custodial prison sentences for anyone...
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Aug 24, 20256 min read


Stopping the boats Part 2: Detain on arrival and end the use of hotels
In part 1 of our series on how this Labour government can stop the multitude of migrant small boat crossings in the channel, we discussed...
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Aug 11, 20255 min read


Stopping the boats (Part 1)
To date in 2025, over 25,000 illegal migrants have crossed the channel into Britain in small boats Just a little over half-way through...
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Aug 10, 20257 min read


“Fixing the foundations” latest: Jobs down; manufacturing down, unemployment up… Reeves’ economic mismanagement hits new levels
Yesterday was not a good day for Chancellor Rachel Reeves. On the eve of her spending review announcement, it was revealed that UK...
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Jun 11, 20254 min read


When will Keir Starmer stop lying?
The public have been taking to the streets this weekend ‘en masse’ to protest against the Labour government and their complete failure in...
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May 25, 20258 min read


What Reform UK local election success means for Keir Starmer
When Dame Andrea Jenkins used her speech following her Greater Lincolnshire mayoral election victory to suggest that tents should be good...
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May 2, 20254 min read


How long have Civil Servants been abusing taxpayers’ money?
A recent investigation by The Telegraph exposed the astonishing bills racked up by civil servants at the taxpayers’ expense. Costs...
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Apr 23, 20256 min read


Chancellor may have broken the law by misrepresenting her experience as an Economist
With the UK economy floundering, and the credibility of Chancellor Rachel Reeves diminishing with each new story exposing her ineptitude...
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Mar 21, 20254 min read


10 failures of Labour’s 8 months in power
The first eight months of this Labour government have been an unmitigated disaster. There isn’t a single metric of government compliance...
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Mar 16, 202512 min read
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