In a scene reminiscent of a misadventure on a Devon farm, the Conservative Party faces a dire predicament. It is akin to a flock of sheep fleeing from their supposed caretakers. This imagery encapsulates the current state of the Tories. According to a recent Ipsos poll, they face their worst electoral defeat in history. Labour
Read MoreTactical voting has emerged as a crucial strategy for voters eager to see significant political change, particularly when it comes to reducing the power of the Conservative Party (Tories) in the UK. By voting strategically, even if it means choosing a party that isn’t your first preference, you can help push the Tories out of
Read MoreIn a recent interview, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made headlines by claiming that he went without “lots of things” as a child, including Sky TV. This statement was made during a conversation with ITV. It was meant to illustrate the sacrifices his parents made. However, it starkly highlights just how out of touch Sunak—and by
Read MoreThe Tory manifesto launch at Silverstone was quite fitting – after all, what better place to unveil a “car crash” of a plan than at a racing track? Is This the Last Chance to Shift Tory Fortunes? The Conservative manifesto, presented as a desperate attempt to regain voter trust, is more of a wishful thinking
Read MoreWelcome back to our election analysis series. On this peaceful Sunday morning, most of us relax while political pundits nationwide speculate frantically. They analyze whispers, scrutinize gestures, and delve into metaphors, all to predict the Conservative Party’s future. Rumours are swirling. We must stress they’re just rumours. The buzz suggests Rishi Sunak might resign soon.
Read MoreReinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) was found in about 500 homes in the Balnagask area of Torry. This includes 364 council properties. This discovery exposes yet another failure of political leadership across the spectrum. People have ignored the plight of these residents, leading to devastating consequences. The Association of British Insurers (ABI) added that residents
Read MoreThe conviction of former President Donald Trump marks an unprecedented moment in American history, underscoring the nation’s ongoing struggle with the rule of law and political accountability. With Trump set to be sentenced on July 11, just days before the Republican National Convention, the implications for the upcoming election are profound. Impact on the Presidential
Read MoreThe Labour Party barred Diane Abbott, Britain’s first Black woman MP, from the upcoming general election. Meanwhile, they warmly welcomed right-wing MP Natalie Elphicke. This move starkly displays hypocrisy. This decision reveals a double standard and questions Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership integrity within Labour. Despite her readmission to the party, the Labour Party informed Diane
Read MoreScottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar recently announced plans to promote “Brand Scotland” through UK embassies. This highlights the significant economic and cultural value of Scottish products. Scottish independence better realizes the vision for a thriving economy and global presence. It allows Scotland to control its branding, trade policies, and international relations. The Potential of an
Read MoreThe 2021 Hate Crime Act has sparked debate, particularly concerning free speech and its boundaries. Let’s break down the key points to understand how the Act works before we do, please note, that I’m not a lawyer and this does not constitute legal advice. Offensive Speech Isn’t Automatically Criminal A first glance at the Act
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