Monthly Archives: July 2021

That’s right – Rachel Riley’s latest tactic is to insult you, saying no reasonable person would come to the conclusion I reached about her. So, if you’re among the thousands of people who have helped fund my defence against her … Continue reading →

Different places, same night – same result. Turns out not opposing is not a winning strategy Labour suffered further disastrous results in last night’s local elections, seeing catastrophic swings to the Tories in Nottinghamshire and Essex: Keir Starmer’s and his … Continue reading →

What is the cost of one hour of visiting support under the Housing First model? £184 – Yes that does say ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FOUR POUNDS! Surely that must be absurdly false? No it isn’t as this brief post … Continue reading →

Left-wing Labour MP Apsana Begum has been cleared by a court of housing fraud. The Poplar and Limehouse MP had been accused – without merit, the court has decided – of three counts of dishonestly failing to disclose information relating … Continue reading →

Dame Clare Moriarty chief executive of Citizens Advice. Cutting Universal Credit will undermine the government’s levelling up agenda. We can’t level up and cut Universal Credit. Our @ClareMoriarty sets out why the government must #KeepTheLifeline — or risk undermining the … Continue reading →

Labour deputy leader dodges question on national radio Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner repeatedly refused to say that the Labour party was opposed to zero-hours contracts – a mean by which employers exploit millions of people in the UK – … Continue reading →

The minister responsible for cutting Universal Credit by £20 per week, just when its claimants will really need it, has spoken out to say how proud she is to have the notorious liar Boris Johnson as her prime minister. Therese … Continue reading →

When is Boris Johnson going to stop spending our money on tat? His latest vanity project – a replacement for the Royal Yacht Britannia that nobody who works for a living has ever missed – has just been launched with an … Continue reading →

It’s a classic ‘nudge’ strategy: you want somebody to do something, you make them feel guilty about it. So Michael Gove probably thought it was perfectly reasonable to say people who don’t want the Covid-19 vaccine are selfish; that they … Continue reading →