Tag: Swindon’s Sunday Sermon

I genuinely didn’t know whether to laugh or cry when I saw a new opinion poll putting the recently-routed Tories ...

Prime minister Keir Starmer has not yet reached one hundred days, and in that time we have seen the staggering ...

I thought I’d let the dust settle on the Labour conference because it was a particularly unspectacular gathering of super ...

Correct me if I am wrong here, but prior to the July general election didn’t the master of mooching Keir ...

“The son of Thatcher”. That was the one of the most eye-catching headlines that I spotted this week. A follower ...

And there you have it. A British Labour Party prime minister, barely able to contain his glee that he can ...

The greatest threat to Keir Starmer’s leadership is Keir Starmer. It's not the Tories. It is not Farage. The Lib ...

Starmer, the cliché-ridden pile of self-righteous, moralising, steaming wombat turd, seems to be pitching his “changed” Labour Party just slightly ...

The number of Palestinians murdered by Israel's attacks on Gaza since 7 October has surpassed 40,000. Nearly 16,500 of the ...

Let’s call it exactly what it is. Far-right racist, Islamophobic terrorism and race riots. Filipino nurses attacked, an Asian man ...

I don’t know about you, but I have paid very little attention to the Paris Olympics, what with lawless Labour ...

Well blow me down with a feather. It has taken less than three weeks of a Labour Party government to ...

The Canary only had a week-or-so off, and in that short period of time we have seen Donald Trump survive ...

Stop the press. I found myself feeling a little bit sorry for the new prime minister, Keir Starmer, this morning. ...

It’s just occurred to me. This is the last Swindon's Sunday Sermon before Keir Starmer’s big day on 4 July ...

The choice in Islington North couldn’t possibly be any clearer. An assiduous constituency representative with a proven track record of ...

Back in 2020, during the Labour Party leadership campaign, Keir Starmer - keen to demonstrate his passion for internal democracy ...