Concerns were raised regarding gender-critical beliefs and their protection under the Equality Act 2010. A government official stated that they were taking these concerns seriously and acknowledged the need to respect such beliefs. They also mentioned that forthcoming Civil Service impartiality guidance would provide clarification and eliminate bias in diversity and inclusion training. The government …
In a week overshadowed by Rishi Sunak’s reset of net zero policy, Rachel Reeves emphasized that Labour is not an “anti-motorist” party. The announcement made by Mr. Sunak on Wednesday confirmed that the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars will be delayed from 2030 to 2035. In contrast, Labour has stated …
Last month, inflation experienced a decline to 6.7%, a significant drop from the peak of 11.1% in October of the previous year. While this high inflation provided additional tax revenue for the Chancellor, it also resulted in increased government spending on the national debt, which currently stands at £2.5 trillion. In this regard, the Office …
In his recent interview with BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, Rishi Sunak displayed a touch of annoyance, something not unfamiliar with him. However, what is clear is that the new approach to achieving the UK’s net-zero goal, as outlined by the Prime Minister, is truly his own. Sunak took the opportunity to refute criticisms regarding …
Labour rejects the claims made by Chancellor Rishi Sunak, stating that they are not considering policies such as implementing new taxes on flights or requiring seven bins for recycling. Shadow Environment Secretary, Mr. Reed, emphasizes that these policies would contradict their net zero targets and harm the motor industry. He also notes that car manufacturers …
Reports suggest that some Conservative MPs are contemplating sending letters of no confidence in the Prime Minister if he proceeds with the proposed changes. The level of discontent within the party is rising, with Chris Skidmore, a former energy minister and Tory MP, describing the situation as Sunak’s slow-motion car crash. Sir Alok Sharma, the …
Sir Keir Starmer expressed his intention to strengthen the UK-France relationship if Labour comes to power in the next general election during a meeting with Emmanuel Macron in Paris. The discussion between the Labour leader and the French President primarily focused on post-Brexit relations. Describing the meeting as “very, very good,” Sir Keir emphasized the …
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Truss: ‘I still believe in my vision for Britain’ September 18, 2023 • 11:37am 11:37AM Liz Truss criticizes Mark Carney after ‘Argentina-on-the-Channel’ jibe Liz Truss vehemently criticizes former Bank of England governor Mark Carney after he likened her vision for post-Brexit Britain to “Argentina-on-the-Channel.” In her response, Truss accuses Carney of being defensive about his …
David Lammy, the shadow foreign secretary, envisions a reset of foreign policy under a future Labour government as a means to strengthen ties between Britain and the EU. Highlighting the need for the UK to regain its position as a prominent player on the global stage, Mr Lammy made these remarks while attending a gathering …