Voters – Page 2 – THE MONTHLY MOSQUITO

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 “

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Sadiq Khan Is To Be Exposed For Who He Really Is, According To Susan Hall

Susan Hall vowed to expose Sadiq Khan for who he really is after she was chosen as the Tory candidate for London mayor to take on the Labour incumbent. The London Assembly member and local councillor will endeavour to stop Sadiq Khan from winning a third term as the capital’s mayor in next May’s election.Continue reading “Sadiq Khan Is To Be Exposed For Who He Really Is, According To Susan Hall”

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House Of Lords Should Be Abolished, According To Most Voters

A survey discovered that most voters don’t trust the House of Lords and want it abolished in its present form. The poll found that barely a fifth of voters (21 per cent) believe the Lords acts in the public’s best interest, with 70 per cent believing it doesn’t. The study by Opinium, for the thinkContinue reading “House Of Lords Should Be Abolished, According To Most Voters “

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A Brexit-Style In-Out Vote May Be Granted To London Boroughs Over Ulez

Voters could be given the opportunity to scrap an extension of Sadiq Khan’s green Ulez vehicle tax if the Tories take power in London. Samuel Kasumu, an ex-adviser to Boris Johnson who wants to be the Tory contender at the next mayoral election, has said he would permit outer boroughs to hold referenda on remainingContinue reading “A Brexit-Style In-Out Vote May Be Granted To London Boroughs Over Ulez”

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Those Who Illegally Crossed The Channel In Small Boats Will Not Be Able To Appeal Their Deportation

Ministers are drawing up plans to stop Channel migrants from lodging legal challenges against deportation. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has already outlined how the Government plans to automatically bar migrants from claiming asylum as part of his promise to stop the boats, but additional steps are being formulated to strip back migrants’ ability to launchContinue reading “Those Who Illegally Crossed The Channel In Small Boats Will Not Be Able To Appeal Their Deportation”