In response to rumours that the Prime Minister may postpone holding a general election until mid-November, Sir Keir Starmer attacked Rishi Sunak today for placing “vanity before nation.” The head of Labour implied that Mr Sunak intended to stay in Downing Street for two years before he called on Britons to vote. The PM thisContinue reading “Is There Going To Be A General Election On November 14th?”
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David Cameron Reveals His Return To Politics
David Cameron has announced his return to politics came after Rishi Sunak refused to let him depart Downing Street when the pair met for a drink. In November, as part of a Cabinet upheaval, the Prime Minister suddenly appointed Lord Cameron as Foreign Secretary. The ex-Prime Minister had indulged in a drink with Rishi SunakContinue reading “David Cameron Reveals His Return To Politics”
Green Initiatives Are Being Implemented In Oxford
Oxford City Council are going to prohibit gas hobs and boilers in new homes from 2025 in a bid to become more environmentally friendly. The city is planning to hit zero by 2024 and says this move will help tackle the ‘existential threat of climate change’. The proposals state that appliances that use fossil fuelsContinue reading “Green Initiatives Are Being Implemented In Oxford”
The 86-Year-Old Sir Bobby Charlton Has Passed Away
England and Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton has passed away aged 86 after his battle with dementia. Sir Bobby Charlton, who made 758 appearances for his club and earned 106 caps for his beloved country, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family. He is survived by his wife Lady Norma, their two daughters SuzanneContinue reading “The 86-Year-Old Sir Bobby Charlton Has Passed Away”
THE STARMER JUST HAS TO BE STAMPED ON
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is like a used car salesman who just sells soap. He’s not the most interesting person and he’s certainly lacking in imagination. The thing is, we don’t need a car salesman if he’s just going to sell us soap. He doesn’t have to be the world’s finest speaker, but heContinue reading “THE STARMER JUST HAS TO BE STAMPED ON”
Rishi Sunak Cancels HS2’s Northern Leg While £36 Billion Is Spent On Better Transport
Rishi Sunak dramatically cancelled the rest of the HS2 project and declared to pump the £36 billion savings into better transport projects. The Prime Minister confirmed the move saying the high-speed scheme was the symbol of the ‘old consensus’, as he pledged to ‘fundamentally change our country’ and fix ‘broken’ politics like Margaret Thatcher did.Continue reading “Rishi Sunak Cancels HS2’s Northern Leg While £36 Billion Is Spent On Better Transport “
There Is Widespread Criticism Of Tony Blair For His Arrogance
Tony Blair has been criticised after his arrogance today, suggesting junk food is taxed until it’s too expensive for the poor to eat, in a bid to reduce obesity in the United Kingdom. The former prime minister urged the Government to have a more interventionist approach to public health, with an increase in the sugarContinue reading “There Is Widespread Criticism Of Tony Blair For His Arrogance”
What Is The State’s Attitude Toward Us? Are We Its Enemies?
The Government, in their mindset, seem to believe that they’re fighting the enemy, the enemy being the people who live in that nation, but the real enemy is our exploitive Government which sucks all the wealth out of the economy. Politics on both sides of the Atlantic has been characterised by populist catchphrases, such asContinue reading “What Is The State’s Attitude Toward Us? Are We Its Enemies?”
A Thumbs Up From Boris Johnson During His Morning Jog
Cabinet minister Grant Shapps insisted the world has moved on from Boris Johnson following the former prime minister’s surprising resignation as an MP. The Energy Secretary tried to prevent damage to the Government from the departure of three Conservative MPs, including Boris Johnson, from Parliament in recent days. Grant Shapps praised the ex-Tory leader’s manyContinue reading “A Thumbs Up From Boris Johnson During His Morning Jog”
We Will Create A Future Worthy Of The Sacrifices So Many Have Made And Fill Tomorrow With Hope
Rishi Sunak gave his first address as Prime Minister. It was one of the longest speeches delivered by a newly appointed Prime Minister in decades. He spoke for five minutes and 56 seconds and promised to fill the future with hope: Good morning, I have just been to Buckingham Palace and accepted His Majesty TheContinue reading “We Will Create A Future Worthy Of The Sacrifices So Many Have Made And Fill Tomorrow With Hope”
THE MONTHLY MOSQUITO 