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Tomorrow we go to the polls. During this election I have been up and down the UK speaking to our members and the public about Labours transformative manifesto. Taking in areas such as Truro, Blackpool, Wigan, Crewe, Fleetwood, Warrington, Morecambe, Workington and Glasgow, I have heard from every type of voter. What’s clear is that people want real change – […]
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The Liberal Democrats are expected to secure between 11 and 14 percent of the nationwide vote, according to the latest election polls, but Rupert Lowe has predicted Jo Swinson’s party will receive a late surge from voters. He expects the Lib Dems to fare better than they are currently reflected in the polls, which could play havoc for Tory seats […]
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Boris Johnson has sparked outrage by travelling between campaign stops by gas-guzzling private jet for a second day this week. The Tory leader yesterday defended using a plane to take two short flights on the campaign trail on Monday. The Tory leader visited Grimsby Fish Market on Monday and travelled by road to Robin Hood Airport, near Doncaster, to board […]
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Whatever the outcome of the General Election we are bound to see economic changes. This week, as Britain takes to the polls, will determine the future of the country’s plan to leave the European Union. In addition to international trade and economy, huge domestic policy changes also loom. Britain’s two main political parties, the Conservatives and the Labour Party, have […]
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There's a general attitude in the U.K. that politics and faith do not mix well, yet religion has featured prominently in the 2019 election debate. An infamous political tale tells of the occasion when former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair once wanted to discuss his faith in public but was interrupted by his top communications advisor Alistair Campbell who abruptly […]
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U.S.-North Korea relations could soon turn hostile amid last week's escalation in tensions, according to some analysts. This might suggest the end of diplomacy between the two countries, they say. Pyongyang likely wants sanctions relief and a security guarantee from Washington by the year-end deadline. If its demands aren't met, North Korea could resume tests of longer range missiles, analysts say. […]
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Gutfeld on the articles of impeachment House Democrats’ impeachment push is just another media-generated hoax. Accusations against President Trump in the Democratic drive to impeach him are so vague that they can mean anything – and nothing. Which is the point. After all, when there's no crime, you’ve to leave it to the imagination. And boy, is this "open to […]
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New York (CNN Business)Britt McHenry, a host on Fox News’ streaming service, Fox Nation, filed a sexual harassment lawsuit on Tuesday against the network and one of its on-air personalities, George “Tyrus” Murdoch. The lawsuit, filed in the Southern District of New York, argued that Fox News retaliated against McHenry after she accused Murdoch, her former Fox Nation co-host and […]
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney is defending an infamous press conference performance in which he acknowledged a quid pro quo between President Donald Trump and Ukraine and claimed that the U.S. does that “all the time.” On Tuesday, Mulvaney attempted to shift his past remarks at a Wall Street Journal event, stating that he meant politics and […]
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Walk through the streets of Chingford canvassing with Labour’s Faiza Shaheen, and the memories come flooding back. “There’s the Greggs I used to work at,” she points out, as we walk past the War Memorial. “That’s the Iceland where my mum used to know the price of everything.” Faiza is the local Labour candidate within a heartbeat of unseating the […]
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