Sir Keir Starmer has challenged Rishi Sunak to immediately call for a general election, citing the Prime Minister’s loss of control amidst Tory conflicts surrounding Boris Johnson’s resignation honours list. During Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons, the leader of the Labour Party emphasized that the public is suffering the consequences of having …
The Labour Party has wisely chosen to distance itself from the recent political chaos that has engulfed the government and the Conservative Party. However, with Boris Johnson now committed to stepping down as prime minister, Labour may find it harder to stay out of the political spotlight. They will likely seize the opportunity to capitalize …
The popular television show, Spitting Image, has featured a variety of well-known personalities such as Tyson Fury, RuPaul, Vladimir Putin, Elon Musk, and Ian McKellen. During its prime in the 1980s and 1990s, the show garnered 10 Bafta awards and two Emmys. The portrayal of John Major as a completely grey figure who dined on …
As the summer heat continues to beat down on us, it’s hard to imagine the impending chill that weather forecasters warn is coming. However, it’s equally challenging to fathom the scale of chaos that transport unions are promising to unleash next week. The RMT union’s planned walkouts on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday will likely bring …
The recent scandal involving former whip, Chris Pincher, who was accused of groping two men at a private members’ club, has once again highlighted the tendency of Number 10 Downing Street to mishandle crises and turn a minor scandal into a critique of Boris Johnson’s leadership style. The question has been raised as to why …
Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour party, is struggling to shed the Left-wing image inherited from his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn. In a recent speech, the party tried to move towards the middle ground once occupied by Tony Blair and Sir Keir’s recent decision to sack Sam Tarry, Labour’s former transport spokesman, who participated in …
The HMRC’s Capital Goods Scheme has suggested that private schools may be able to recover VAT incurred on their building or refurbishment projects for facilities like swimming pools, sports halls, music and drama studios, laboratories or lecture halls. Labour’s calculation, however, does not take into account the possibility of children moving to the state sector …