Britain is running headlong towards a governance with increased surveillance, management of society and an unwelcome increase in policing. Is this to be the “new normal”. There is now doubt over the link between lock ...
Studies reveal that the top countries around the world for being charitable and give the most to good causes are Western, with the USA topping the list, followed by Canada and New Zealand. The UK ...
Step back in time with me. It is 1st May 1997. The British Labour Party, led by Tony Blair, has swept to power winning 418 seats in Parliament. New Labour has arrived. (Labour had previously ...
The latest date that we are due to leave the EU is now 31st January 2020. At least I think it is, I have lost track to be quite honest, I am sure this thought ...
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 a simple question. Who do YOU trust to best deliver on the outcome of the 2016 EU Referendum? Boris Johnson or Nigel Farage? With the Conservative Party leadership race in full swing, Boris Johnson ...
by Anne Marie Waters, 1st June 2019 They say a week is a long time in politics, and in Britain, it can indeed be a very long time. In Britain, a week can change the ...
We are on the eve of the local Council elections across some of England and all of Northern Ireland. Normally, these are elections of relatively low political import but this time it is different. Very ...
There have been two occasions in my life when I really appreciated the sheer chasm between politicians and the people they govern. The first came a decade ago during the expenses scandal when John Prescott ...
After Ed Miliband, the Labour Party decided to turn even more to the Left. They embraced Jeremy Corbyn, the eccentric backbencher who supported the IRA when they were bombing British Troops. Not only that, but ...
