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  • The best and worst political adverts of the General Election 2019 campaign

    December 9, 2019

    It is the holiday season, and every day another Christmas advertising campaign drops. But this year, a festive election is happening for the first time in 96 years — and whether we like it or not, it’s hanging over everything. In no particular order, and with a pinch of non-partisan cynicism, here are some honest [...]

  • General election 2019: Labour pledges to electrify England’s 35,000 buses by 2030

    December 6, 2019

    Labour will on Saturday unveil a plan to electrify the country’s entire bus fleet by 2030 and bring “bus services into the future”. The initiative would be funded by the party’s green transformation fund, should Labour get into power following next week’s general election. Read more: Labour and Tories are sweeping immigration under the rug [...]

  • Labour and the Tories are sweeping immigration under the rug this election

    December 6, 2019

    This election season is slogan heavy. “Get Brexit done.” “For the many, not the few.” While necessarily vague, this year’s party mottos have done a decent job of getting to the heart of their offers.  The Conservatives aren’t dallying on the UK’s exit from the European Union. The Labour Party is offering more taxes and [...]

  • Pressure grows on Jeremy Corbyn after he refuses to apologise over Labour’s antisemitism row

    November 27, 2019

    Jeremy Corbyn has come under fierce pressure to apologise to the UK’s Jewish community for his handling of the Labour party’s antisemitism crisis. The Labour leader last night repeatedly refused to say sorry to British Jews after chief rabbi Ephraim Mirvis said he was unfit to be Prime Minister. Read more: Jeremy Corbyn refuses to [...]

  • Ignore Labour, Britain needs billionaires to feel welcome

    November 26, 2019

    Labour wants to get rid of billionaires. If that sounds hyperbolic, just listen to how the party’s heavyweights talk about billionaires, in their own words. “No one needs or deserves to have that much money,” shadow chancellor John McDonnell has declared. “It is obscene.” Meanwhile, Jeremy Corbyn, who hopes to become our Prime Minister next [...]

  • ITV debate bingo: All the catchphrases to watch out for as Johnson and Corbyn gear up for clash

    November 19, 2019

    Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn will go head to head in a live TV debate tonight, and both leaders will be hoping to deliver the killer soundbite. But if you’re tired of hearing the same old Tory tropes and Labour lamentations, there’s a way to inject a bit more fun into the proceedings. Read more: [...]

  • 21 UK stocks in danger from a Labour election win

    November 15, 2019

    The Labour party today announced it will nationalise parts of BT if it wins power in December’s General Election. The party would nationalise the telecoms giant’s Openreach fibre rollout arm in a bid to create a UK-wide network owned by the government. Read more: BT chief executive warns Labour’s part-nationalisation would cost £100bn Shadow chancellor [...]

  • Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s British broadband speech in full

    November 15, 2019

    Jeremy Corbyn has laid out plans to provide free full fibre broadband to every UK household and part-nationalise BT this morning. Labour said that the policy, the cost of which was estimated at £20bn, would be funded by taxing multinational tech giants. The policy announcement sent BT’s share price down over two per cent this [...]

  • Brexit may bring uncertainty, but a Corbyn-led government is a bigger threat

    November 7, 2019

    Where the Brexit vote differs from other political shocks is that three years on, the uncertainty has yet to subside. We’ve learnt little since 2016 about what our long-term relationship with the EU will look like.  The Prime Minister now has a deal, but that’s only the start. Unlike the focus group stunned into silence [...]

  • DEBATE: Is Labour set to outperform its 2017 result in this election?

    October 31, 2019

    Is Labour set to outperform its 2017 result in this election? YES, says James Meadway, an economist and former adviser to John McDonnell A solid guide to forecasting British politics is to look at whatever the Westminster consensus thinks, and assume the opposite. The pundits got Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership victory wrong, they got the referendum [...]

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