On 26 October 2026, Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated that he wants to see Britain rejoin the European Union in his lifetime, but ruled out pushing for entry or making major structural changes during the current Parliament. The Cabinet is split almost right down the middle over Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s push to rejoin theContinue reading “We Have A Split Cabinet, But We’re Focusing On The Facts”
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Labour’s First Day In Power
More than 5,000 days have passed since Labour was last in Government. But Keir Starmer wasted no time in laying down the first tentative steps towards change yesterday as he selected his cabinet and assured voters he would begin to rebuild trust with a ‘country-first, party-second’ brand of politics. As outgoing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak left NumberContinue reading “Labour’s First Day In Power”
UK economy Is ‘Turning A Corner’, Says Rishi Sunak
Britain is out of recession after official figures showed the economy ‘going gangbusters’ in the first quarter of the year. The GDP rebounded from its decline at the end of 2023 and increased by 0.6% in the first three months of 2024, quicker than anticipated. A recession is defined as two consecutive quarters of contraction.Continue reading “UK economy Is ‘Turning A Corner’, Says Rishi Sunak”
SIMPLISTIC SOLUTIONS ON VIDEO
Why does the Chancellor have to narrate a simplistic video giving an explanation of why we need the cuts, what does he deem us all deaf, dumb and blind and, if that’s the case and, he believes that, then why has he reduced all our money? He’s informed Britain can’t spend money it doesn’t have. Continue reading “SIMPLISTIC SOLUTIONS ON VIDEO”
