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  • Labour hits back at social media giants over Christchurch attack footage

    March 17, 2019

    Social media firms must be better at reacting quickly to take down live broadcasts, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said today. A gunman attacked two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand on Friday, killing 50 Muslims. He live-streamed the attack on Facebook for 17 minutes, with footage of the event quickly spreading to other platforms such as [...]

  • Jeremy Corbyn says Labour will force another no confidence motion if May’s Brexit deal is defeated again

    March 17, 2019

    Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said the party could force another no confidence motion in the government if it fails to get Theresa May's Brexit deal across the line for a third time. Corbyn said he thought it was likely that the May's Brexit deal would voted down and that the government's strategy was to [...]

  • City Hall at risk of Momentum takeover after Labour changes reselection rules

    March 14, 2019

    City Hall could be targeted by hard-left Labour activists after the party changed rules to make the deselection of moderate candidates more likely. Labour’s governing body, the National Executive Committee (NEC), voted to change party rules for the Assembly last month, which one Labour Assembly Member (AM) said had sparked a “climate of fear and [...]

  • The Conservative party needs to rediscover its economic way

    March 12, 2019

    For most people, the Conservative’s 2015 “long-term economic plan” is now a distant memory. But as someone who was deeply immersed in that election campaign, I still sometimes wake up at night reciting its contents. Though much mocked for its repetition, the plan was more than just a catchphrase. From deficit reduction and tax cuts [...]

  • Holloway prison to be turned into 1,000 homes after £81.5m deal with housing association Peabody

    March 9, 2019

    Holloway prison in north London has been sold to housing association Peabody in a £81.5m deal and will now have more than 1,000 homes built on the site.  The former women's jail occupies a 10-acre site and previously held murderers Myra Hindley and Rose West.  Read more: Countrywide losses deepen amid housing market slowdown Peabody [...]

  • Tories would win snap election if called tomorrow, according to latest polling data

    March 8, 2019

    The Conservative party would win a snap general election if it were called tomorrow, according to the latest Yougov poll. Yougov’s latest voter intention survey found 40 per cent of people would vote for the Conservatives, while just 31 per cent would vote for Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour party. Read more: May presses EU to commit [...]

  • Theresa May is delusional if she thinks she can win over Labour MPs

    March 6, 2019

    Has the Prime Minister been reading “How to win friends and influence people”, by Dale Carnegie? It would make a change from “The bluffer’s guide to negotiating”. The thought came to mind when I read of Theresa May’s latest attempt to get Labour MPs to support her withdrawal agreement in the vote next week – [...]

  • Like the myth that the Earth is flat, the socialist conspiracy theory never dies

    March 6, 2019

    The idea that the Earth is flat is a rapidly growing trend on social media. The Flat Earth Society’s Twitter feed has the best part of 100,000 followers. The fact that the planet is a sphere has been known since at least the time of the ancient Greeks. The astronomer Eratosthenes demonstrated it with a simple [...]

  • Labour suspend Corbyn-ally caught in antisemitism row after pressure from MPs

    February 27, 2019

    A Labour MP who claimed the party had been “too apologetic” about antisemitism has been suspended after a stand-off between leading figures. Chris Williamson. MP for Derby North, made the comments at a meeting of a branch of the pro-Jeremy Corbyn group Momentum in the wake of nine Labour MPs quitting the party last week. After [...]

  • Labour fails to suspend MP who said party has been ‘too apologetic’ for antisemitism

    February 27, 2019

    A Labour MP who claimed the party had been “too apologetic” about antisemitism is being investigated by the party – but has not been suspended. Chris Williamson made the comments at a meeting of the Sheffield branch of Momentum, the pro-Jeremy Corbyn group, in the wake of nine Labour MPs quitting the party last week. [...]

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