Starmer again fails to commit to scrapping two-child benefit cap
Keir Starmer was in Nuneaton on 10 June to campaign for his policies for UK children at the general election. He claimed he would give “every child the best start…
CEO gets pay-rise as parasite infests water
Something stinks about a major British utility company and its not just the sewage it has been dumping into UK waterways. No, on 10 June, Pennon Group – owner of…
Google pushes Israel green ads to plant trees over genocidal crime
Prominent Zionist nonprofits are pushing Israel green ad propaganda on Google, soliciting donations for projects at the Gaza border. While it commits atrocities against Palestinians, Zionist organisations are asking members…
Sunak tries to win back old bigots by threatening disabled people
It’s been a busy week for Rishi Sunak, who somehow managed to make himself look even worse and alienate his core voters – that’s right, old bigots who bang on…
Tories latest attack ad is either really weak or really stupid
If there’s one thing the Tories have historically excelled at, it’s running grubby general election campaigns with biting attack ads. Far from every attack landed, but those which did had…
Sunak D-Day disaster sees red-faced Kuenssberg backtracking
For those who’ve not followed the general election, this week’s biggest story was PM Rishi Sunak bailing on the 80th Anniversary of D-Day to get on with his failing election…
meet the Green Party rep standing against Thornberry
In the first of our video interview series #CanaryCandidates, we meet the Green Party’s Carne Ross – standing against Labour’s Emily Thornberry Carne Ross was once a British diplomat. After…
jobs for the boys and all the perks he can handle
Back in 2020, during the Labour Party leadership campaign, Keir Starmer – keen to demonstrate his passion for internal democracy – said: We should end the National Executive Committee (NEC)…
readers aren’t happy with Starmer’s Labour Party
The Canary is excited to share the latest edition of our letters page. This is where we publish people’s responses to the news and politics, or anything else they want to get…
BBC debate showed the Seven Deadly Sins of UK politics
On Friday 7 June, seven representatives from seven political parties thrashed it out in the second televised debate – the BBC debate – for the general election 2024. But did…
Palestine march on Saturday puts Gaza on general election agenda
On Saturday 8 June hundreds of thousands of people are expected to demonstrate on the 15th march for Palestine in London since Israel began its genocidal assault on Gaza in…
LSE continues to try and shut down pro-Palestine camp
The following article is a comment piece from the LSE Liberated Zone Students have been occupying the London School of Economics (LSE) Bloom Building since May 14, with the intention…
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