Jo Swinson should know that attempted smears on Jeremy Corbyn always backfire
Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn clearly laid out his Brexit position in an interview on ITV. He said: The decision...
Diageo Workers strike due to bosses’ ‘insatiable corporate greed’
From 17 to 27 September, “a rolling programme of action” will hit Diageo’s Scottish operations. It follows the collapse of...
John McDonnell will make Amazon pay its ‘fair share of tax’
John McDonnell announced that a Labour government would not award public sector contracts to companies such as Amazon who avoid...
JD Wetherspoon’s profits are falling and that’s not the only bad news for Tim Martin
If Tim Martin thought repeated falling profits at JD Wetherspoon were his only problem, then he was in for a...
Despite needing another 309 seats, Jo Swinson still believes she can be the next PM
Just ahead of its autumn conference, leader of the Liberal Democrats Jo Swinson actually believes her party can win at...
New poll suggests increasing support for break-up of the UK
A new poll suggests that a majority of people living in the north of Ireland would vote to join the...
DUP politician indicates massive U-turn on the ‘backstop’ agreement
The DUP’s Jim Wells has revealed a possible shift in his party's position on a “Northern Ireland-only backstop” agreement. Should...
Johnson and the DUP look to be softening their position on the backstop
Prior to Leo Varadkar and Boris Johnson’s first meeting in Dublin on 9 September, Varadkar was clear that a ‘breakthrough...
Ian Austin’s pathetic attempt to smear the Labour party doesn’t even land a punch
On 9 September, the final day of parliament before prorogation, MPs debated a motion urging the government to comply with...
Irish PM tells Johnson there’s ‘no such thing as a clean break’
Boris Johnson met An Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar in Dublin on 9 September. And while the "stakes are...
I think we found the most tone deaf, idiotic plan for post-Brexit Ireland yet
On Saturday 7 September, DUP MP Sir Jeffrey Donaldson suggested Ireland could join the British Commonwealth. Donaldson made his ridiculous...
When Arlene Foster says ‘we’re not afraid of elections’ nobody believes her
Following Boris Johnson’s unconvincing announcement outside Downing Street on 2 September, a UK general election could now take place on...
Johnson’s empty promises are matched by the solid voice of the people and a plan to stop his ‘no deal’ strategy
Just after 6pm on 2 September outside No 10 Downing Street, Boris Johnson made an announcement. Some expected he'd call...
25 years since the IRA’s ceasefire and the UK still doesn’t know how to relate to Ireland
On 31 August 1994, the IRA announced the first of two major ceasefires in the 1990s. It ended a 26-year...
Johnson’s parliament shutdown has turned the UK into an international laughing stock
While some regard England and the House of Commons as the ‘mother of all parliaments’, Boris Johnson’s shutdown is certainly...
Michael Gove’s claim that a no-deal Brexit won’t affect food supplies is ‘categorically untrue’
Michael Gove, the cabinet minister responsible for leading the government's preparations for a no-deal Brexit, appeared on The Andrew Marr...
The sharing of Johnson’s Brexit tweets raises some interesting questions
Academic Marc Owen Jones studied two of Boris Johnson’s Brexit tweets from 15 and 27 August. He found something, that...
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