Usually calm and clinical Labour MP Barry Gardiner was caught justifiably losing his cool in Commons with a heckling Tory – and Jeremy Corbyn’s double-take was memorable Labour MP Barry […]
Tom Watson’s attempt to hijack Labour processes has ended in humiliation Labour deputy leader Tom Watson’s recent attempts to increase his profile and influence by hijacking Labour processes caused him […]
Tory peer Sayeeda Warsi has gone public on Twitter with a scathing put-down of her party Chair Brandon Lewis after he made a self-satisfied comment on the release of the […]
Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May faced widespread criticism for her ‘weak‘ response to US President Donald Trump after his far-right tweets last year. Pictures of her holding hands with him […]
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has been ‘forced to re-write parliamentary records’ after misleading the house by falsely claiming that there are thirty thousand more people working in mental health than […]
Labour put out an official statement today, following Tom Watson’s hypocritical ‘take-over’ claims to BBC Radio 4 this morning. It reads: Labour Press Joint statement from Jeremy Corbyn and Tom […]
This blog has long advocated that every Unite member should give his or her wholehearted support to incumbent Len McCluskey in the Unite leadership contest. McCluskey’s steadfast backing of Jeremy […]
I wrote at the weekend about David Cameron’s blatant lie in last week’s Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) that his government is “putting £12.7 billion extra into the NHS”. It was […]
I’ve written recently about the gross abuse of statistics by the DWP and by Grant Shapps on behalf of the government, which led to public rebukes by Andrew Dilnot, the […]
I wrote yesterday about the sound backside-spanking that Iain (Duncan) Smith had received from the UK Statistics Authority (UKSA) for claiming statistics showed effects of Tory policies, which the UKSA […]