by James Dugdale | May 31, 2023 | Healthcare and Welfare, Home
A 2% tax on the richest people in the UK would raise £22bn a year, what are we waiting for? Oh yeah, a decent government. If The UK Parliament spent more time taxing actual money rather than printing and devaluing it, along with a sprinkling of spending it in the...
by Florence Hill | May 31, 2023 | Home, Opinion
The diary of Boris Johnson was keenly expected to be handed over yesterday, but the invisible ink isn’t yet dry, and so the deadline has been extended to Thursday. So with further tantalising suspense around said diaries and none of our curiosity scratched,...
by Ben Shahrabi | May 31, 2023 | Healthcare and Welfare, Home
It’s every dad’s worst nightmare: coming home from a long day of screwing the economy and finding your 12-year-old daughter puffing on a vape. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he’s “deeply concerned” about a rise in the number of children vaping, especially his own, as...
by Dylan Oakley | May 31, 2023 | Home, Social Issues
This weekend, members of ASLEF and the RMT union will walk out yet again, and Rishi Sunak’s Government are not even close to meeting their demands regarding pay and working conditions. Rail strikes inevitably cause disruption, that is their sole purpose....
by Florence Hill | May 31, 2023 | Home, Opinion
Many people seem to hate politicians. The reason is simple, you may think: “Politicians are egotistical and dishonest.” But a deeper look at our responses to politicians reveals something a bit more complex. The Book I, Mammal: How to Make Peace With Your Animal Urge...
