Category : Westminster


Lords Contradict Starmer on Doyle Peerage Block Claim

The House of Lords has challenged Keir Starmer's assertion that he could not stop Matthew Doyle's peerage after learning of his ties to a paedophile councillor, revealing appointments are only final when formalised by the King.

Mace Condemns Trump Official's Epstein Lunch Meeting

Republican Nancy Mace has strongly criticised US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick for having lunch with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in 2012, questioning the judgment of those associating with him post-conviction.

Reform UK's Pub Tax Plan: A Political Fantasy

Jonathan Liew critiques Reform UK's proposal for 5p off pints, arguing it's a flawed policy that misrepresents pubs as exclusive spaces for the hard right rather than diverse community hubs.

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