by Jason Tyler | 7th December 2019 | Brexit, General, Immigration, Politics
The author is a teacher. Joe Baron is a pseudonym. I’m a big fan of Nigel Farage. He’s a political Titan. Without him, we’d still have Theresa ‘the grey’ May in number 10. That fact alone makes him worthy of a knighthood, in my book. But he has really messed up during...
by Jason Tyler | 3rd December 2019 | General, Immigration, Politics
Annabel Denham is Associate Director at The Entrepreneurs Network. In the face of prolonged political uncertainty, UK business has proven remarkably resilient. Since 2010, the number of people engaged in early-stage entrepreneurial activity has increased by a third...
by Jason Tyler | 3rd December 2019 | General, Immigration, Politics
Lord Green is Chairman of MigrationWatch UK and a cross-bench peer. Labour are said to be switching their focus back to their traditional seats to shore them up against assaults by the Brexiteers. If so, they have a problem. Their immigration policy rides roughshod...
by Jason Tyler | 25th November 2019 | Brexit, General, Immigration, Politics
Lord Green is President of MigrationWatch UK and a cross-bench peer. Concealed in Labour’s election manifesto is a threat to the future of our country. No, not Brexit and all that, but a threat to the whole scale and nature of our society which stems from the...
by Jason Tyler | 18th November 2019 | Brexit, Crime, Culture, General, Immigration, Politics
Neil O’Brien is Conservative candidate for Harborough. The Midlands sky was November grey, and there was the smell of a coal fire from somewhere. I was out delivering leaflets in a council estate in my constituency. Moments after popping one through the door of...
by Jason Tyler | 17th November 2019 | General, Immigration, Politics
Dominic Raab on British orphans in Syria: “Where there’s no security risk, of course, we will seek to repatriate them to this country”#Marr https://t.co/ECuhYQkvj5 pic.twitter.com/JgaiiWOuNy — BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) November 17, 2019
