Monthly Archives: July 2022

Right-winger’s hypocrisy plumbs Marianas-like depths Labour ‘leader’ Keir Starmer is today attempting to brand himself as the champion of domestic violence and sexual assault victims – again attempting to use Liverpool, a city where he’s hated, for propaganda purposes. Starmer … Continue reading →

6.78 million men women and children feel at risk of eviction and/or repossession of their home in the next three months in England A report from the Bevan Foundation in Wales today caught my eye today over poverty and within … Continue reading →

MP loses role as Shadow Transport Minister for choosing workers over billionaires and hedge funds Sam TarryKeir Starmer has sacked Ilford MP Sam Tarry from his role as Shadow Transport Minister for appearing with striking rail workers on their picket … Continue reading →

The UK’s next prime minister will be pro-fracking but only if local people want it. Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss in the Sun/TalkTV debate. Photo: Sun/TalkTV Liz Truss had already suggested the current moratorium on fracking in England should be … Continue reading →

On 20 July 2022 the Government published its response to the call for evidence on Strategic Lawsuits against Public Participation [pdf] with a Foreword by Justice Secretary, Dominic Raab.   This document summarises the evidence on each of the 45 questions … Continue reading →

Recommendations still leave party right in ultimate control of disciplinary processes – and history shows what they will do with it The Forde Report – a curious mix of withering condemnation of the behaviour of the Labour right and a … Continue reading →

Among the many criticisms of the Labour right in the Forde Report that Keir Starmer’s mouthpieces are not talking about, one of the most explosive is the report’s comments on the right-wing Jewish Labour Movement (JLM) so-called antisemitism ‘training’ – … Continue reading →

The UK inflation rate has risen to 9.4% in a year to June 2022. This has therefore resulted in food, petrol and energy costs rise at their fastest rate for 40 years. This has had a very detrimental affect upon … Continue reading →

That’s one of the headlines from yesterday’s Independent. I didn’t look any further at the article, because – and I might be prejudging the issue just a little bit – I didn’t need to. As Bill Hicks used to say … Continue reading →

Skwawkbox’s questions to Durham police go unanswered after sources close to matter provide new information Keir Starmer and his supporters have used the decision of Durham Constabulary not to fine him over his ‘beergate’ gathering to claim that there was … Continue reading →