Monthly Archives: March 2021

A quick investigation by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate Of Constabulary (HMIC) into police behaviour toward people attending a vigil on Clapham Common for Sarah Everard who was murdered (allegedly by a police officer), in which only police officers were interviewed for … Continue reading →

This week I received a letter from my daughters secondary school regarding her attendance. Not only was it distressing to read it is very clear that the content of this letter is bullying, condescending and triggering. As a parent I … Continue reading →

Barnard Castle Revisited Barnard Castle Revisited – Craig Murray

Remember the Transparency of Lobbying, Non-Party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Act that David Cameron forced on us, back in 2014? Some of us called it the “Gagging Act” because we knew it was about preventing some organisations and individuals from … Continue reading →

The Tapanuli orangutan, the most endangered great ape species, is at a greater risk of extinction than previously thought because of rapid habitat loss and unsustainable hunting, according to a new scientific report published at the beginning of January.ByTrang Chu … Continue reading →

Jewish Voice for Labour (JVL) has submitted a renewed request to the Charity Commission to remove the charitable status of Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA), over what the group describes as two ‘intemperate attacks’ that: …prompted us to restate our concerns … Continue reading →

Wil Walker face Williams – or an empty chair?Thelma Walker, the former Labour MP and now Northern Independence Party candidate in the Hartlepool by-election, tonight accepted an invitation to debate Labour candidate Paul Williams live on Socialist Telly. Walker accepted … Continue reading →

It seems Keir Starmer’s Parliamentary Labour Party will leave no depth unplumbed in its relentless quest to alienate the whole UK electorate. The latest travesty is the case of Shadow Tourism Minister Alex Sobel, who said in a podcast that, … Continue reading →

With many thanks to Benefits And Work.   The DWP is reintroducing face-to-face assessments for some PIP, ESA and UC claimants from May 2021. The DWP say this will initially only be for claimants who cannot be fully assessed by … Continue reading →

With many thanks to Benefits And Work.   The DWP online magazine Touchbase has confirmed that video assessments are now being rolled out across Great Britain. This is being done without any consultation with disabled claimants as to whether they … Continue reading →