One of the most critically acclaimed cartoon shorts of all-time is a 1947 Tom and Jerry masterpiece called ‘The Cat Concerto’. It went on to subsequently win an Oscar at the following Academy Award ceremony. ...
When we read of the death by murder or manslaughter of a defenceless child, a death which should have been prevented by officialdom, by Social Workers who, either by incompetence, or an inability to see ...
And so we’ve moved on from PPE to grumbling about the government’s mixed messages. Yes, it is hilarious drivel. But I also realise the government has probably snookered itself with the crazy striped messaging and ...
We enter a critical week in British politics. Today, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson will offer Parliament the opportunity to have a General Election on December 12th. He will also allow Parliament additional time to ...
It’s crunch time again. This Brexit saga has had more crunch times than a taste tester for Maltesers. Parliament will, at some stage during this extraordinary Saturday sitting, vote to endorse or reject the deal ...
It is just a few weeks ago that the Remainer MPs were screaming about a “Constitutional Coup” when the Prime Minister Boris Johnson exercised his historical powers to prorogue Parliament ahead of a planned Queen’s ...
By Janice Atkinson 13th September 2019 This week’s story of the struggle for British Independence. Deal or no deal? The penny has finally dropped (‘the euro has dropped’ doesn’t sound quite right, does it?) in ...
by Benjamin Sanders August 19th 2019 The silly season is well and truly underway, with the media doing all they can to find stories to fill their websites and 24 hour news coverage. However, as ...
There has been a media outcry in all the usual quarters against Indian Prime Minister Modi for his recent decision to revoke Article 370 concerning Kasmir. By contrast I congratulate PM Modi on this wise ...
Shifting through the runes of the Brecon and Radnorshire by election result, it becomes clear that British politics is changing in ways that we have never previously seen and that Brexit is the primary engine ...
