Monthly Archives: July 2020

It seems the only element likely to stop Jeremy Corbyn from winning the Patchwork Foundation’s MP of the Year award …Continue reading → MP of the Year award attacked over harmful corporate sponsor. Time for a campaign to remove it?

Universal credit needs £8bn overhaul, says cross-party report, the Lords committee finds reforms are needed to make benefits system ‘fit for purpose’ amid the Covid-19 crisis. Universal credit needs a massive £8bn overhaul to make it reliable for the millions of … Continue reading →

Former Conservative MP Charlie Elphicke has been found guilty of three counts of sexual assault this week, after being charged …Continue reading → Tories knew about Elphicke’s sex crimes before he was charged – and did nothing. Why weren’t they … Continue reading →

This 31 July 2020 CBS TV video from the USA says about itself: Ghislaine Maxwell exchanged emails with Epstein as late as 2015, unsealed court documents show More than 600 pages of newly unsealed court documents were released late Thursday … Continue reading →

Come on it’s got to be bad when a Tory is slamming the Tories and he isn’t the only one, John Major has had quite a few things to say about them too. Sir John Major attacks Britain’s ‘shocking’ poverty … Continue reading →

Why is Boris Johnson still a member of Parliament? There is an offence, here in the UK, known as Contempt …Continue reading → Boris Johnson has committed contempt of Parliament and should be expelled

By Robert A. Vella The U.S. economy shrunk in the second quarter by a staggering 33% – a collapse not seen since at least the early 1930s when the Great Depression ravaged America.  Shortly after the news was announced, President … Continue reading →

Unions, left MPs, media, scientists and mayors warned against haste to re-open schools and force people back to work – and MPs rushed ahead anyway Two cheeks of a coronavirus arse-upBoris Johnson, Matt Hancock, Rishi Sunak and their whole party, … Continue reading →

The Tories have adopted a “your country needs you” approach to Britain’s pandemic. It is our civic duty to get back to normal – to go shopping, eat out, use public transport and go out to work. Now the chancellor, … Continue reading →

Counting ‘excess deaths’ from 5-year average ignores that deaths in 2020 were below average so additional death toll is larger The BBC gave surprising coverage on Thursday to new statistics showing that England – ahead of the UK as a … Continue reading →