Graham Linehan arrested for tweets – Debbie Hayton
Freedom of expression must include the freedom to offend, or it is nothing of the sort.| Debbie Hayton
Freedom of expression must include the freedom to offend, or it is nothing of the sort.| Debbie Hayton
Papers Please! Britain’s Left-Wing Government to Make Digital I.D. Mandatory For All Adults https://t.co/2aBgM1spn0 — Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) September 25, 2025 As recently reported by Breitbart, Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain gave a speech in which he said that by the end of the current parliamentary session, the government will enact mandatory digital ID for […] The post Britain Institutes Mandatory Digital ID appeared first on End Times Truth.| End Times Truth
At the end of September, 40 years after Margaret Thatcher scrapped rent controls – and after a decade of campaigning by Living Rent, the Scottish tenants’ union for which I’m an organiser – the Scottish government finally reintroduced them, the first country in the UK to do so. The newly-passed Housing (Scotland) Act will allow […]| Novara Media
In a powerful MintCast interview, Dr. Mohammed Tahir condemns Keir Starmer’s support for Israel’s genocide in Gaza, calling Britain’s recognition of Palestine “lip service” while it continues to arm and aid the slaughter. The post Gaza Surgeon: Starmer “Has Blood on His Hands” appeared first on MintPress News.| MintPress News
This address was given by John Denham at Compass’ 2025 Labour Party Conference event, ‘RESET: Winning a Decade of National […] The post John Denham – Compass Labour Conference Event Speech – 29th September 2025 appeared first on Compass.| Compass
We can’t let this be a one-term government. “If there was an election tomorrow, which party would you vote for?”. […] The post Labour’s Deputy Leadership Election is a Battle for Democracy appeared first on Compass.| Compass
Number 106 In this issue: 1. The Occupation by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) A lot of very clever people – economists, historians, sociologists and so on – spend their lives devising very clever theories about why our society is the way it is today. But none of their analysis will ever get … Continue reading The Acorn – 106| winter oak
Presidential contender subjected to smears for views on foreign policy.| The Electronic Intifada
It took the power of Andy Burnham’s example to tame Robert Jenrick. Expectations heading into the Conservative Party’s annual conference suggested the shadow justice secretary would continue to strut his stuff in front of his activist admirers. But Jenrick, by his usual insubordinate standards, was a model of servility. For this, Kemi Badenoch likely has... Read more » The post Week-in-Review: Starmer and Badenoch repel their pretenders – for now appeared first on Politics.co.uk.| Politics.co.uk
They say never meet your heroes, but I have to disagree. Last week in London I met president Barack Obama. He radiated charisma, charm and patience to all the many people he encountered. I especially appreciated how kind and attentive he was when he met my two daughters. “Daughters are the best”, he said to me,... Read more » The post Obama in London: Have Starmer and Labour already shown they were listening? appeared first on Politics.co.uk.| Politics.co.uk
“Now, the Tories – do you remember them?” Keir Starmer had spoken for a full 50 minutes before acknowledging the existence of Labour’s historic rival. The line was met with laughter – a fleeting moment of levity in an otherwise headstrong conference speech. Even then, Kemi Badenoch’s party was reduced to a rhetorical device, rather... Read more » The post Week-in-Review: The calling of Keir Starmer appeared first on Politics.co.uk.| Politics.co.uk
Sans liberté d'offenser, il n'y a tout simplement pas de liberté d'expression.| Debbie Hayton
A personal perspective from Ken Spours. Factionalism, division and failure Political factionalism invariably leads to failure. Even when you think […] The post The New Mainstream: Radical realism to unite a fractured Labour Party and a divided nation appeared first on Compass.| Compass
Keir Starmer is presiding over the decline of social democracy in Britain, but an alternative path is still possible. What […] The post ‘There Is Still Time to Save the Labour Party From Itself and Forge a New Political Mainstream’ appeared first on Compass.| Compass
Andy Burnham has vowed to continue the debate he has instigated over the direction of the Labour Party under Keir Starmer’s leadership, in a direct response to his internal critics. In his first major intervention at Labour’s annual conference in Liverpool, Burnham criticised a “climate of fear” in the party, which he suggested had been... Read more » The post Andy Burnham criticises ‘climate of fear’ in Labour with vow to continue ‘debate’ appeared first on Politics.co.uk.| Politics.co.uk
A little more than a year after their resounding general election win, the Labour Party gathers in Liverpool this weekend hoping to rekindle the goodwill that swept them into office in the summer of 2024. After a bruising year of negative headlines and sliding poll numbers, the word is that this year’s conference slogan will... Read more » The post Renewing the message: how can Labour fix its broken comms? appeared first on Politics.co.uk.| Politics.co.uk
'Our job now is to talk to the country, not to ourselves, about how we’re going to change the things that they care about.'| Left Foot Forward: Leading the UK's progressive debate
With luck and careful management, the Prime Minister should get through Labour conference without political disaster| New Statesman
Antagonism is growing in the UK towards the ECtHR and the decisions it makes. Brexit removed the UK from the European Union, but for some, that was not enough.| Debbie Hayton
We stand with Diane Abbott.| Labour Outlook - Amplifying socialist voices, supporting frontline struggles,...
After Angela Rayner’s resignation last week, the sweeping cabinet reshuffle that followed, and the blundering defenestration of Lord Mandelson mere days later — a restlessness has descended on the PLP (Parliamentary Labour Party). The avoidable errors, the steady stream of strategic miscalculations, are eroding the togetherness and morale of Labour MPs. The Lord Mandelson scandal... Read more » The post Week-in-Review: Mandelson scandal exposes fragility of Starmer’s standing appeare...| Politics.co.uk
Au Royaume-Uni, l’hostilité envers la CEDH et ses arrêts ne cesse de grandir. Le Brexit a déjà coupé les ponts avec l’Union européenne, mais pour certains, ce n’était qu’un …| Debbie Hayton
Successful reshuffles have a theme and act as the launchpad for a refreshed government. Keir Starmer’s first major frontbench shake-up may be such an event. Unexpectedly bold and wide-ranging, this was the biggest mid-term reshuffle in nearly 20 years in terms of cabinet-level moves. It could well turn out to be the most significant moment... Read more »| Politics.co.uk
“Summer is definitely over”, exhaled a self-assured sounding Keir Starmer on Monday. The prime minister had just kicked off the new parliamentary term with a relatively wholesale rejig of his Downing Street operation. A new “chief secretary to the prime minister” post was created; Darren Jones, rated in Downing Street, was poached from the Treasury... Read more »| Politics.co.uk
Zack Polanski's election as Green Party leader poses a challenge for Keir Starmer, with danger on his left flank, say experts| Big Issue
The Trump administration announced a trade deal with the United Kingdom Thursday in grandiose terms, but with only limited details about what it achieves.| AP News
Can the PM reconcile politics and principle over the ECHR?| New Statesman
The police are making more than 30 arrests a day over offensive posts on social media and other platforms. The| The Free Speech Union
A viral post on X has perfectly explained why people should keep some faith in Keir Starmer and this Labour government.| The London Economic
Josh Morris delivers the July political report of the YCL Central Committee| Challenge Magazine
The "special relationship" could be tested when Donald Trump returns to the White House following his election win against Vice President Kamala Harris.| CNBC
Sir Keir Starmer's 'one in, one out' deal comes into force from today| Chronicle Live
France, Great Britain, and Canada’s recognition of a Palestinian state might matter someday. But, as usual, the Palestinians won’t get any immediate help from Europe, much less from North America, in stopping the Gaza genocide now.| Mondoweiss
A delegation of former UK ministers and parliamentarians visiting Israel has criticized British policy. In a conversation with Israel Hayom, they said, “This| www.israelhayom.com
Over the weekend, pressure mounted on the Prime Minister from his own party.| New Statesman
Gradually, then suddenly comes the end. Britain's ruling regime is in its death throes, says Dr David McGrogan. Angela Rayner's 'Cabinet read-out' this week nicely summarised the cause of the coming cataclysm.| The Daily Sceptic
Labour has had power for a year but done nothing #StopDithering| Peter Tatchell Foundation
Thousands of anti-racism protesters took to the streets across the United Kingdom on Wednesday, effectively countering a series of far-right rallies that had been planned to target immigration centers. The massive turnout of counter-protesters appeared to thwart what many feared could have been another day of rioting. Following days of violence fueled by the deadly […]| www.israelhayom.com
UK government seeks parliamentary approval to ban direct action protest group.| The Electronic Intifada
Starmer anuncia un plan para 'recuperar el control' de las fronteras y frenar la llegada de inmigrantes| La Nueva España
U.S. President Donald Trump hiked nearly all of his tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to a punishing 50% on Wednesday in a move that’s set to hammer businesses from automakers to home builders, and likely push up prices for consumers even further.| AP News
By Vijay Jayaraj Kooky tales about Antarctica abound – including the presence of UFOs, a lost civilization and a passage to Earth’s interior. All are generally dismissed as absurd. Yet, some widely accepted claims about climate change and ice sheets at the planet’s southernmost end are equally far-fetched. The world is told daily that rising CO2 levels are melting polar … Read more| CO2 Coalition
His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has published the second tranche of its report on| The Free Speech Union
U.S. President Donald Trump said trade tariffs would be imposed on the European Union and U.K., but he signaled that a deal could be worked out with Britain.| CNBC
Számos történés utal arra Donald Trump januári beiktatása óta, hogy az USA-ra egyre kevésbé számíthat Európa a biztonsági területen. Legújabb podcastunkban Takácsy Dorka Oroszország-szakértővel és Bóta Zsolt korábbi diplomatával beszélgettünk arról, készen áll-e Európa arra, hogy az Egyesült Államok teljesen elengedi a kezét.| Direkt36 - A Direkt36 egy oknyomozó újságíró központ, amelynek célja, ...
Londres - L'inflation est repartie à la hausse en janvier au Royaume-Uni, à 3% sur un an, un rebond supérieur aux attentes qui s'accompagne d'une croissance atone, plaçant la Banque d'Angleterre et le gouvernement travailliste dans une position délicate| l'Opinion
The UK government today announced its “AI Opportunities Action Plan” — a rough and buzzword-saturated sketch promising to spend billions on this magical new technology that will achieve unprecedent…| Pivot to AI
Keir Starmer has unveiled his 'plan for change' for this parliament – promising to haul Britain out of the “tepid bathtub of managed decline”.| Big Issue
Anna explores the recent commentary surrounding British Reparations to former colonies, and argues its a long overdue commitment for Kier Starmer to make.| The Gryphon
A Private Members’ Bill on assisted dying is set to have its second reading this month. The government has declared itself neutral on the passage of the bill and the policy of assisted dying.…| The Constitution Unit Blog
Language is unravelling across the party.| New Statesman
After a series of unforced errors and a very public turf war inside No.10, new UK prime minister Keir Starmer’s reputation for quiet competence has taken a beating. Former Downing Street insiders diagnose the problem and offer some solutions| www.globalgovernmentforum.com
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The Grenfell Tower Inquiry concluded that residents had been 'badly failed' by the government, construction firms and more.| Big Issue
The United Kingdom has enacted emergency measures to free thousands of criminals, including some violent offenders, as hundreds of anti-mass migration| The National Pulse
Lowkey is joined by John McEvoy to discuss his work uncovering Israel’s surprisingly firm grip over the British political system. John McEvoy is an investigative journalist for Declassified UK, a media outlet covering British foreign policy and intelligence agencies’ true role around the world.| MintPress News
The story behind Britain’s new Prime Minister. He has created a British politics that is stable, measured and progressive and not ultra radical.| The Globalist
Following a series of attacks by the government and parts of the media against the leader of the opposition based on his career as a barrister, it appears necessary to sprinkle some facts into the …| The Secret Barrister
This week brought the (excellent?) news that a second Scottish Labour MP (there are only two) had been promoted to Labour’s shadow front bench. This is the continued advancement of Michael Sh…| Angry Weegie
