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An anti-corruption minister convicted for corruption is Starmerism summed up

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Anti-corruption minister convicted for corruption sums up Starmerism

Tulip Siddiq’s conviction in Bangladesh has rattled Westminster — not because it’s straightforward, but because ...

by Robert Johnson

Rachel Reeves’s porkies will have dire costs for us all

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Rachel Reeves’ lies could cost everyone dearly

The autumn budget landed as a political earthquake: ministers announced a sweeping package of tax ...

by Robert Johnson

Lammy’s war on juries reveals Labour’s authoritarian heart

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Labour’s Lammy attacks juries, exposing the party’s authoritarian leanings

There’s a strange inversion taking place in British politics: the most immediate threats to long-standing ...

by Robert Johnson

Now Lucy Connolly’s daughter is being punished for her mum’s tweet

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Lucy Connolly’s daughter punished over mom’s tweet

Lucy Connolly’s story has continued long after her release from prison: what began as a ...

by Robert Johnson

‘The Covid inquiry is a waste of time and of £200million’

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Covid inquiry slammed as a waste of £200 million

The UK’s long-running Covid inquiry has become a costly and controversial exercise. After nearly three ...

by Robert Johnson

The two-tier outrage over London’s restaurant closures

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London restaurant closures spark outrage over two-tier enforcement

I closed my restaurant earlier this year after four intense years of building a menu, ...

by Robert Johnson

Rachel Reeves’s bleak Britain 23rd November 2025

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Rachel Reeves warns Britain faces a bleak future

Rachel Reeves has become the defining figure of Labour’s economic pitch. As Britain enters a ...

by Robert Johnson

Alastair Campbell inhabits a parallel political universe

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Alastair Campbell living in a parallel political universe, critics say

Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart have been crisscrossing the U.K. with their live podcast tour ...

by Robert Johnson

Britain’s Net Zero nightmare is destroying heavy industry

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UK net zero policies threaten heavy industry and manufacturing jobs

The announcement that ExxonMobil will close the Fife Ethylene Plant at Mossmorran in February has ...

by Robert Johnson

How the police used ‘fake claims’ to justify the ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv

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Maccabi Tel Aviv ban justified by police fake claims

When West Midlands Police published a dossier to justify barring Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from ...

by Robert Johnson

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