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Can anybody make sense of this? Sajid Javid has ordered NHS England to give up to £270m to private hospitals in case of an omicron surge, all of which they will keep even if they treat no patients & despite … Continue reading →

Take a look at this image: For those who can’t see well or read from images, the text states: “This is Bas Javid. He’s the brother of Sajid Javid the Health Minister. He’s also the Assistant Commissioner for Professional Standards. … Continue reading →

NEC member’s admission confirms what left always knew: mass exodus followed start of Keir Starmer’s tenure as leader Labour’s membership has tumbled by around 200,000 during Keir Starmer’s short regime as Labour leader, according to an admission by a longtime … Continue reading →

The revelations are coming out thick and fast now, and all Boris Johnson can do now is react with an apology. It’s the worst possible situation for him because he doesn’t know what’s coming next and cannot prepare; he can … Continue reading →

After a lockdown-busting drinks party in the garden of 10 Downing Street in May 2020, the cleaners lodged a complaint about the state in which it had been left, it has been revealed. Worse: according to the iNews report, it is apparently … Continue reading →

This is a landmark moment. The BBC has stated categorically that there is no evidence to support any claim that former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is an anti-Semite or has behaved in any way that suggests anti-Semitism on his … Continue reading →

Boris Johnson: after the abjectly-insincere apology for attending a possibly law-breaking event, putting out a party political broadcast claiming the Tories are the party of law and order is the equivalent of making an obscene gesture to the whole of … Continue reading →

Nationwide strike with unprecedented support from school staff unmentioned by BBC and other UK media as Zahawi calls for more vulnerable teachers to be drafted into front line here France’s school staff – school workers, including teachers, aides, principals and … Continue reading →

Many insiders think Johnson will be lucky to last the week. He’ll be replaced by another horror from among the Tories – but only horrors sit on the front bench opposite to replace them Sir Keiris Jormer: no alternativeBoris Johnson … Continue reading →