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An unsurprising but nonetheless shocking 98 per cent of British people believe that Rachel Reeves is performing badly as chancellor according to a Daily Express poll. We don’t know the sample size or the demographics and it is the Daily Express which consistently pushes agendas of their choosing but that said: she is doing …
Over the past three years, public concern has mounted over crimes allegedly committed by asylum seekers housed in UK hotels. While headlines have amplified reports of sexual assaults, thefts, and violent incidents, a comprehensive picture remains elusive. What is available is a patchwork of media investigations, Freedom of Information (FOI) requests, leaked data, and …
In times of national difficulty, a country demands leadership—real, visible, courageous leadership. It demands someone with vision, conviction, and the ability to connect with people not only through policy but through presence. Sir Keir Starmer, for all his professionalism and credentials, does not fit that mould. He is not a natural leader, and right …
2025 – James O’Brien, a prominent LBC radio presenter, hates Brexit so much he’ll bring up the topic and slag off Brexiteers at any available opportunity to the point where the listening public are heartily sick of the arrogant man. He always characterises Brexit has a massive act of self-harm by the British people. …
🇪🇺 THE WEST IS LOSING ITS WAY—AND I AGREE WITH JD VANCE I don’t always see eye-to-eye with JD Vance politically all the time, but on Europe’s handling of mass migration, I believe he’s absolutely right. The European Union—and yes, I include the UK in this despite Brexit—is facing a cultural and civilizational crisis, …
The mass and illegal immigration crises in the US and UK and other European countries has highlighted nationalism and patriotism including the flying of the national flag and how it is perceived. There are differences between the US and UK both in the law and in practice regarding flag flying. This article takes a …
The UK government’s recent decision to proscribe Palestine Action (PA) as a terrorist organisation under the Terrorism Act 2000 is a deeply troubling development — one that risks criminalising peaceful dissent, overcrowding an already burdened justice system, and further eroding public trust in democratic institutions. Note: This article should not be taken as support …
For decades, cannabis has occupied a curious place in British law and culture: criminalized by statute yet tolerated in practice; decried as a gateway drug yet celebrated for its medical uses; widely perceived as benign by many, even as leading psychiatric bodies raise alarm bells. Today’s cannabis landscape—with ultra‑high‑potency “skunk” available on every urban …
