Author: Ben Quinn

Nigel Farage is celebrating Reform UK’s strong performance in former leave-voting seats, with early projections indicating possible wins in the general election. The party’s surge in the north-east of England has turned heads, with Farage himself projected to win a seat in Essex. The mainstream media’s lack of coverage has not deterred Farage, who sees this as a massive victory with potentially over six million votes. Reform’s deputy leader, Ben Habib, describes this as a seismic moment, marking the fightback for the nation state of the UK. The party’s success in Brexit-supporting areas like Sunderland Central and Blyth and Ashington…

Amid the hustle and bustle of pre-lunch activities at Islington’s Nag’s Head market, Danni Cane expressed unwavering support for Jeremy Corbyn despite his decision to run for re-election as an independent MP. She cited Corbyn’s efforts in helping her mother secure housing as a key reason for her loyalty. The strong connection Corbyn has built with constituents over his 40-year tenure in North Islington could make him a formidable force for the Labour party, especially with his stance on issues like Palestine resonating with locals. The admiration for Corbyn was palpable among attendees at Nag’s Head market, like Majid Akguche,…

The UK government has agreed to introduce a new law that will make it an offence to cause death or serious injury by dangerous, careless, or inconsiderate cycling. This decision follows a deal between the government and former Conservative leader, Iain Duncan Smith, who pushed for the amendment to the criminal justice bill. The move comes after the high-profile case of Kim Briggs, who tragically lost her life in a collision with a cyclist in 2016. The cyclist in question, Charlie Alliston, was convicted of causing bodily harm but cleared of manslaughter, sparking calls for a change in legislation. The…