Diane Abbott: racism stupidity
Diane Abbott’s latest tone deaf declaration that she doesn’t regret her racist remarks which two years ago saw her suspended from the Labour.
Politics
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Culture
Sun safety drive hits milestone
More than one million children and families across the UK are now engaged in life-saving skin cancer prevention scheme. Developed by the specialist.
Politics
Union rift: Labour at crossroads
Rayner suspension sparks political storm Unite, the UK’s largest trade union, has voted to suspend Angela Rayner and re-evaluate its relationship with the.
Defence
Leadership
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“Rough men stand ready”
A well-trained, well-supplied military force with high morale is the measure of a nation’s health. There should not be a need to formally.
Politics
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Starmer suspends rebels
In a bold move to assert his authority, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer yesterday suspended the Labour whip from at least three MPs.
Defence
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World Affairs
Betrayal: Afghan data breach
A human error followed by a deliberate political crime Let’s be clear: the Afghan data breach wasn’t just a “deeply regrettable incident,” as.
Culture
Politics
Commercial tenants’ rent reform
Commercial rent shake-up unveiled Businesses across England and Wales will soon gain the legal right to negotiate lower rents on new leases under.
Birmingham
Politics
Calls for Birmingham bombings inquiry
Cross-party pressure on Home Secretary MPs have renewed calls for a full public inquiry into the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings, with demands intensifying.
Business News
Oil demand at 2009 levels
The July Oil Market Report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) says demand is at its lowest level since 2009 as production continues.
Finance
Politics
UK economy contracts again
Second monthly fall heightens pressure on Labour The UK economy shrank by 0.1% in May, marking the second consecutive monthly decline in growth.