Starmer’s Labour a “good, natural fit” for hard-right defected Tory
Another Conservative Party MP – Natalie Elphicke – has defected to the Labour Party and again Keir Starmer welcomed a Tory MP with open arms. Labour chair Anneliese Dodds also…
Eurovision censors artists from supporting Palestine over Israel
This weekend the final of the Eurovision Song Contest is set to go ahead, where representatives from 26 countries will compete. Up to 30,000 protestors are expected to demonstrate against…
TUSC hails best campaign since 2020 after local election results
A draft report of the performance of the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) in the May local elections shows the best performance by the group in several years –…
Unite To Fight conference on ME/CFS & long Covid announced
A groundbreaking international and community-driven long Covid and myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS) conference – ‘Unite To Fight’ – is about to take place for the first time. Already, the event is…
How to Get The Look
Homes in London have begun to combine cutting-edge contemporary designs with the city’s historical grandeur as a way of reflecting the metropolis’ diverse architectural heritage. London’s housing scene is undergoing…
A new trend and its impact on public health
Nicotine pouches have emerged as a popular alternative to traditional smoking, sparking debates about their safety and impact on public health. As a discreet, smoke-free option, they are reshaping habits…
Trump forced to listen to explicit Stormy Daniels testimony
Donald Trump was forced to sit and listen to a porn star describe in open court a bedroom encounter that he denies ever took place. He is accused of falsifying…
Starmer and Sunak both push anti-refugee narratives
At Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs), both Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer kept the rhetoric on refugees harsh in a game of scapegoat. Starmer: gloating over Elphicke Starmer accused Sunak of…
Stride caught lying twice for latest disability benefits assault
In the past couple of weeks, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) boss Mel Stride has lied not once, but twice about disabled people’s benefits – specifically, PIP. Naturally,…
Japan continues to defy international consensus
This month, Japan is launching a ‘new whaling mothership’ which, shockingly, plans to catch around 379 whales this year. The new vessel is now the world’s only whaling fleet mothership,…
new EU law still puts migrant women at risk of violence
On Tuesday 7 May, European Union (EU) countries backed the bloc’s first law devoted to combatting violence against women and girls (VAWG). However, the text was a far-cry from enshrining…
Israel has left Gaza ‘more bombed out than Dresden’: analysis
As well as killing more than 34,000 people and causing catastrophic levels of hunger and injury, Israel’s genocide in Gaza has also caused massive material destruction. Corey Scher, a PhD…
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