Author: Dominic Penna
UK general election latest: Tories would be ‘screwed’ regardless of Reform, says Farage UK general election latest: Tories would be ‘screwed’ regardless of Reform, says Farage The Conservatives would still be ‘screwed’ at the general election without Reform, according to Nigel Farage. The former UKIP leader expressed his thoughts on the upcoming elections, stating that the Tories’ fate would not change regardless of the Reform party’s involvement. Farage’s comments shed light on the political landscape ahead of the election, with implications for parties like Labour and Downing Street. The dynamics between key figures like Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak are…
**General Election Latest: Education Secretary Urges Undecided Voters to Prevent Socialism** In the midst of the upcoming general election, the Education Secretary emphasizes the importance of undecided voters in preventing Britain from “sleepwalking into socialism.” By backing the Tories, voters have the power to steer the country away from a potential Labour government and its socialist policies. The Education Secretary’s remarks come at a crucial time when the political landscape is on the brink of change. With the future of the country at stake, undecided voters hold the key to influencing the outcome of the election and shaping the direction…
Is Brexit Beneficial for Small Businesses? Minister Kevin Hollinrake Gives His Take Small businesses minister Kevin Hollinrake recently shared his thoughts on the impact of Brexit on small business owners. According to him, Brexit has been beneficial for some businesses, especially with new trade opportunities emerging with countries like Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific countries, the Gulf, and India. However, he acknowledged that for some businesses, particularly in the food and drink sector, trading with the European Union has become more challenging. Hollinrake emphasized the need to ease trade frictions, especially in light of the Prime Minister’s negotiation on the…
Diane Abbott has criticized Sir Keir Starmer for removing a Left-wing Labour candidate from standing for election, calling it an “appalling cull of Left-wingers.” Faiza Shaheen, the candidate for Chingford & Woodford Green, was not endorsed by the party due to alleged social media activity related to anti-Semitism. Abbott expressed her disapproval, questioning the decision to sideline left-wing members. Shaheen, speaking on BBC’s Newsnight, expressed shock at the news. This controversy comes after Abbott’s own issues with party leadership, with her being blocked from standing for election shortly after regaining party approval. The situation has disrupted Labour’s campaign efforts, with…
Sir Keir Starmer is under fire for his handling of Diane Abbott, with critics accusing his team of engaging in ‘West Wing’ politics. Despite having her Labour whip reinstated, reports suggest Abbott will not be permitted to run in the next general election due to past controversial remarks. Dawn Butler, a senior Labour MP, defended Abbott’s legacy as the first elected black female MP in the UK and emphasized the importance of giving her due respect. Butler also criticized individuals around Starmer for potentially taking inspiration from TV shows like Scandal or The West Wing, arguing that this is not…
Sir Keir Starmer reflects on how his background has influenced his political beliefs, emphasizing the disconnect between the decisions made by government officials and the challenges faced by local communities. He highlights the lack of empathy and respect in politics, especially in light of recent scandals. Furthermore, Sir Keir criticizes the current government for worsening living standards, eroding trust in institutions, and flouting rules meant to protect the public. He calls for a national renewal focused on serving working people and restoring respect for everyone’s contributions. He envisions a Britain where opportunities are accessible to all, regardless of their position,…
Nigel Farage has declared this election as the “immigration election” in his first major campaign intervention. As the Reform honorary life president, he will not stand as an MP for Richard Tice’s party but will travel around the country to boost support for Reform. In a speech in Dover, Mr Farage emphasized the need to address the small boats crisis and stop the ongoing influx of migrants. He criticized current government policies and opposition strategies, highlighting the failure to effectively handle the situation. Challenging Rishi Sunak to a live TV debate on immigration, Mr Farage urged for immediate action, calling…
Labour’s lead has decreased by three points in the latest YouGov poll following Rishi Sunak’s announcement of the 2024 general election. The survey conducted on Thursday and Friday revealed the Conservatives gaining one point, now at 22 percent, while Labour fell two points to 44 percent. This poll still shows Sir Keir Starmer with a significant lead, but the narrowing gap between the two major parties suggests a potential shift before election day. Furthermore, Richard Tice’s Reform party has closed in on the Tories with a rise to 14 percent, cutting the gap to eight percent. The Liberal Democrats stand…
Nigel Farage has dubbed Sir Keir Starmer as “Blair without the flair” in response to the Labour leader’s New Labour-style pledge card aimed at centrist voters. Drawing parallels to Tony Blair, Farage pointed out the similarities between the two leaders’ approaches and styles. Farage stated, “There’s Starmer today, walking around the stage very much as Blair would have done. Do you notice the shirt? The rolled up shirt? It’s absolutely identical. Now look, there is an argument that if you find a winning formula, you keep using it but I just put this to you folks. This is Blair without…