In the biggest news story of 2023 so far, Prince Harry’s memoir Spare has become the fastest-selling non-fiction book of all time, raking in 400,000 copies so far in Britain alone. In turn, it has once again started off much…
After almost 20 years on the air, the hit BBC political comedy panel show Mock The Week is to be cancelled to make room for new programming. This is understandably disappointing to those who are big fans of the series,…
One major facet of the 2019 general election was how, after many years of making neoliberal economics its raison d’etre, the Conservative Party finally seemed to embrace a post-Thatcherite vision. It campaigned on increased spending and more government intervention in…
Amongst the recent chaos of 2022, a minor news story has picked up a lot of steam recently. That being that some Conservative MPs have proposed a commemorative day to celebrate our first female prime minister, Margaret Thatcher. As far…
One of the fondest memories I have of being involved in politics is being a part of anti-BBC marches on behalf of Make Britain Great Again. I can remember vividly walking near the HQ of the organisation in London in…
On December 31st 2021, the New Year’s Honours were announced. One name stuck out like a sore thumb, making his inclusion one of the most controversial in recent years. That being former Prime Minister Tony Blair, who was given a…
There are many conclusions to draw following the recent Owen Paterson scandal. According to the British public, one obvious one is ‘Tory sleaze’ and it’s back worse than before. As such, there have been more stories in the press surrounding…
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re no doubt aware of the Afghanistan withdrawal, after 20 years of trying and failing to impose stability and democracy there. With the Taliban taking over in a span of weeks and the…
Upon the death of famed trade unionist Bob Crow, former London Mayor Ken Livingstone noted that the ‘only working-class people who still have well-paid jobs in London are [RMT] members’, a sentiment probably truer now than it was on Crow’s…