Should supermarkets stop acting like pork is the Beyoncé of the meat aisle and give halal chicken, lamb and beef the VIP treatment? Naturally, it’s not about giving Muslims “preference”; it’s simply acknowledging that 4 million of them live here and perhaps the meat aisle needn’t resemble a pork‑themed art installation curated by someone who saysContinue reading “Steak And Champagne In Westminster — Bless ’Em, May The Indigestion Hit Harder Than The Budget”
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Social Care Isn’t Broken — It’s Been Abandoned
Andy Burnham, sleeves rolled up like a man about to fix a boiler he’s never seen before, announces he’s going to “transform NHS beds for older patients.” Translation: move the furniture around and hope the queue magically shortens. The Makerfield MP steps up to the podium like a man who’s just discovered leadership in theContinue reading “Social Care Isn’t Broken — It’s Been Abandoned”
When Antisemitism Rises, Society Is In Danger
Britain has indeed recorded the sharpest rise in antisemitic incidents among major Jewish diaspora countries, and the data paints a deeply troubling picture of how anti‑Jewish attitudes are becoming more widespread. The warning comes from the J7 Large Communities’ Task Force Against Antisemitism, whose latest report shows the UK standing out for the wrong reasons.Continue reading “When Antisemitism Rises, Society Is In Danger”
Crude Cuts? Not On My Watch
Andy Burnham rules out “crude cuts” to benefits in any attempts to improve welfare. Burnham told LBC: “I’m not going to go with the crude cuts to benefit levels that just put people who are struggling in even worse poverty, and that often creates the backlash, and understandably so. “There’s a different approach, which isContinue reading “Crude Cuts? Not On My Watch”
Andy Burnham Facing Fresh Pressure
Voters disapprove of plans to crown Andy Burnham as Prime Minister without a contest, new polls have revealed. One survey found that barely one-in-five voters – just 21 per cent – believe he should be installed immediately as Prime Minister. By contrast, 54 per cent think he should first face a Labour leadership contest. The PublicContinue reading “Andy Burnham Facing Fresh Pressure”
Burham Says He’ll Cut Benefits – Will This Be His Downfall?
Andy Burnham has spoken about lowering the welfare bill, but he has not proposed crude cuts to benefits. In fact, his record shows he has frequently criticised harsh benefit cuts and warned that they push people into poverty. Burnham has said he wants to reduce the overall welfare bill, but not by cutting people’s payments.Continue reading “Burham Says He’ll Cut Benefits – Will This Be His Downfall?”
Keir Starmer To ‘Weigh Up’ Future As PM
Keir Starmer is under extreme pressure and is indeed weighing up his future as Prime Minister, with multiple credible reports saying he will make a decision this weekend after retreating to Chequers with his family. Always confirm political information with a trusted source. Cabinet tension has reached breaking point. Several ministers — including previously loyalContinue reading “Keir Starmer To ‘Weigh Up’ Future As PM”
Andy Burnham’s Labour Coup ‘On A Knife-Edge’
Andy Burnham’s prospects in the Makerfield by‑election are genuinely knife‑edge, with the latest constituency polling revealing an incredibly tight race between Labour and Reform UK. The first Survation poll (18–22 May, N=369) puts Burnham on 43 per cent and Reform’s Robert Kenyon on 40 per cent, well within the ±5.1‑point margin of error. Reform’s localContinue reading “Andy Burnham’s Labour Coup ‘On A Knife-Edge’”
Tommy Robinson – “Stop Islam”
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson has said he would ‘stop Islam’ if he ever became prime minister. Speaking at Saturday’s far-right anti-Islam march, the organiser, whose actual name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, said it was time for ‘Muslims to leave this country’ and vowed to stop Islam if he ever came to power. Of course, Tommy RobinsonContinue reading “Tommy Robinson – “Stop Islam””
Inside The Life Of Wes Streeting, From Mum Born In Jail To Fixing The NHS
Wes Streeting’s life story is unusually stark for a senior British politician: a childhood shaped by deprivation, criminality, and even a mother born in prison, followed by a rapid climb to the top of government and a central role in attempts to improve the NHS. Streeting grew up in a council flat in London’s EastContinue reading “Inside The Life Of Wes Streeting, From Mum Born In Jail To Fixing The NHS”