
Keir Starmer’s Spineless Shuffle: The U-turns Keep Coming
What do you get when you cross a career lawyer with a wet lettuce? Apparently, the current Prime Minister. Sir Keir Starmer’s government is barely out of the honeymoon suite, yet it’s already tripping over itself like a drunk uncle at a wedding. U-turn after U-turn — on winter fuel payments, grooming gang inquiries, welfare […]

Starmer’s Grooming Gang Scandal U‑Turn: Too Little, Too Late?
Keir Starmer’s reversal—from dismissing calls for a national inquiry into the grooming gang scandal as a “far‑right bandwagon” to now establishing a full statutory investigation—marks not just a political recalibration but a moral reckoning. On one hand, it’s a textbook U‑turn; on the other, it signals a government finally taking victims seriously. 🔍 Grooming Gang […]

Under the Microscope: Rachel Reeves’ Risky Fiscal Promises
11 June 2025 When Rachel Reeves unveiled Labour’s much-hyped spending review, the headlines were full of buzzwords: “discipline,” “growth,” “stability.” But beneath the polished delivery lies a fiscal strategy teetering on the edge of collapse. Economists have warned that Reeves is just a “gnat’s whisker” away from triggering autumn tax hikes, and for good reason. This isn’t economic […]

The Illusion Shattered: Starmer’s Government Exposed in Record Time
It didn’t take long. After more than a decade of Tory rule, many Britons—exhausted by scandal, sleaze, and stagnation—put their faith in Sir Keir Starmer, the so-called “safe pair of hands.” A former barrister, knighted for his service, and marketed as a no-nonsense technocrat who would return “grown-up politics” to Westminster. The media played its […]

The Man Who Knew Nothing: Keir Starmer’s Convenient Amnesia at the Crown Prosecution Service
Before Sir Keir Starmer was paraded as the saviour of British politics, before the media christened him the man of “integrity” and “accountability,” he was the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP)—arguably one of the most powerful legal positions in the country. From 2008 to 2013, Starmer was in charge of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), […]

Sadiq Khan and the Changing Face of London
Demographic Shifts in London Over the past few decades, London has experienced significant demographic changes. According to the 2021 Census, 36.8% of London’s population identified as White British, a decrease from 44.9% in 2011. When including other White ethnic groups, the total White population stood at 53.8% in 2021, down from 59.8% in 2011 . […]

Classrooms or Culture Warzones? How Identity Politics Has Poisoned British Education
Education was once considered the great leveller in society—a force that transcended background, race, class, and creed. It was where children learnt to reason, debate, and build the skills needed to succeed in life. Schools were not battlegrounds of ideology but sanctuaries of learning, merit, and discipline. They taught children how to think, not whatto think. Not anymore. […]

Britain’s National Shame: Grooming Gangs and the Cowardice of the Establishment
For over two decades, an unspeakable horror unfolded across towns and cities in the United Kingdom. It wasn’t a secret. It wasn’t hidden. It was visible, brutal, and ongoing. Thousands—possibly tens of thousands—of young British girls, the vast majority white and working-class, were systematically raped, tortured, trafficked, and discarded by organised gangs of mainly Pakistani […]

The UK-US trade agreement
The UK-US trade agreement, hailed as a post-Brexit economic milestone, now faces significant challenges due to concerns over the UK’s approach to freedom of speech. Recent events have intensified scrutiny from the US, potentially jeopardizing the deal. Free Speech Concerns Emerge The UK’s legal actions against individuals for their speech have raised alarms in the […]
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