by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | General, Politics
Boris Johnson dominated Prime Minister’s Questions. He was not in the Chamber, but was on the mind of Ian Blackford, parliamentary leader of the Scottish Nationalists, who described him as “a man who has made a career out of lying”. That roused the...
by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | General, Politics
This is a sponsored post by Guarantor Loan Comparison. A new scheme has been introduced by the UK Government that allows those who are struggling with extreme levels of debt to have a 60-day “breathing space”. This period has been designed to allow those in serious...
by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | General, Politics
Dom Morris is a member of the DWP’s Social Security Advisory Committee. He worked on the frontline in war zones like Afghanistan joining up government operations. He contested the Exeter constituency for the Conservative Party in the 2015 General Election and now...
by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | General, Politics
Johnson pledges ‘do or die, come what may’ Brexit on 31st October ‘Boris Johnson has issued a “do or die” pledge to leave the EU with or without a deal on October 31, prompting warnings that his strategy would plunge Britain into a general election...
by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | Brexit, General, Politics
Source: Politico The Conservative leadership election is so attention-seizing, at least for this site, that there is a danger of forgetting about its wider context. Which as matters stand is that the polls show that politics in Britain is now a four-way contest,...
