If the Labour party is institutionally racist, it’s not how Chuka Umunna imagines it is
On 9 September, Chuka Umunna told Sophy Ridge of Sky News that the Labour party has become institutionally racist. “Part of the ...
Why the Guardian’s assessment of swing voters is all wrong
According to an article in the Guardian which shared results from research conducted by consultancy firm Britain Thinks, swing voters ...
A Panorama exposé about corruption in schools is just the tip of the iceberg
On 10 September, a hard-hitting investigation by the BBC's Panorama exposed the shocking scandal of school academies. It found that pupils are paying ...
Massacre of workers revisited, as TUC issues Brexit ultimatum to Theresa May
Trades Union Congress chief Frances O'Grady put Theresa May on notice when she announced that the TUC will back a ...
Two open cast coal mines shut down for the day by residents and activists
On 8 September, approximately 40 people entered Bradley opencast coal mine, Dipton, owned by Banks Group. At the same time, ...
UN fears ‘humanitarian crisis’ as Syrian government prepares to retake Idlib from ‘jihadist’ rebels
The UN warns of a catastrophe for the civilians in the Syrian region of Idlib if the government seeks to ...
New junior Brexit minister promises we’ll leave the EU ‘within my lifetime’
Initially, we were told Brexit would be a walk in the park. Next, we were told it would be tricky ...
While the Guardian worried about quinoa, voters had something very positive to say about Labour
The Guardian reported on 10 September that Labour is now viewed as “the party of quinoa and student protests”. But ...
There’s a surprise waiting for Theresa May at this week’s PMQs
There could be a rude awakening for Theresa May at this week's Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs). Because dozens of women ...
Sports fans say tennis has a racism problem after the Serena incident at the US open
Tennis legend Serena Williams has come under fire for her behaviour during the 2018 US Open Women's final. Williams was ...
A provocatively titled play is about to set the DWP to rights
An activist from Norfolk has written a play that takes the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to task for ...
Rupert Murdoch’s Times has vomited up the most idiotic take on Boris Johnson yet
Despite his abysmal record as a politician, the media keeps telling us Boris Johnson could be the next prime minister. ...
Here’s Diane Abbott’s perfect eight-word response to the saboteurs in her own party
Shadow home secretary Dianne Abbott gave the perfect response to saboteurs in her own party on 10 September. After months ...
Jacob Rees-Mogg is in bed with someone who would make millions from a no-deal Brexit
Home secretary, Sajid Javid refused to rule out “civil disorder leading to widespread unrest” following a no-deal Brexit. But there's ...
Sajid Javid’s appalling admission reveals the government’s ignorant treatment of Windrush generation
Home Secretary Sajid Javid has admitted that the government has no idea how many Windrush citizens have been denied NHS ...
The TUC is now backing the Green Party’s plans for a four day week
The Trades Union Congress (TUC), an umbrella group representing the UK's workers, wants the government to back a four day ...
Labour’s Clive Lewis smoothly obliterates Chuka Umunna live on the BBC
On 8 September, Labour’s Clive Lewis smoothly obliterated Chuka Umunna on the BBC. "Clive actually gets it" Lewis brought a ...
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