The national broadcaster is frequently criticised for abandoning impartiality to act as a government mouthpiece. Ofcom considers accusations substantial enough to require investigation of the Corporation’s practices Broadcast regulator Ofcom […]
2018 has been a year in which the media Establishment has focused on Brexit while the Tories used the smokescreen to continue their assault on the UK’s vulnerable and the […]
In a move that ought to be astonishing, even unbelievable – but is anything but – the government will not ban the use of flammable cladding or untested cladding systems […]
One of the most misleading aspects of recent uproars about the Labour Party is frustration – on the part of those making complaints and the subjects of complaints alike – […]
Last year, Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party shook the foundations of UK Establishment and remade the landscape of our politics in a ‘Corbyn surge’ that was characterised more than […]
Alex Nunns will perhaps be best known to many as the source of some outstanding Twitter threads and schoolings of right-wing figures – most recently and highly amusingly of Daily […]
Early this morning, the SKWAWKBOX published a review of its impact in 2017, outlining some of the difference this blog has made in 2017 with the help of its readers, […]
It’s been quite a year. At the beginning of 2017, the SKWAWKBOX was a relatively unknown publication that had made enough splashes since its reboot in late summer 2016 to […]
Richard Leonard, the newly-elected leader of the Scottish Labour Party, will today give a wide ranging speech in Glasgow laying out his plans for the first months of his leadership. […]
The contest for three additional places on Labour’s NEC (National Executive Committee) is intensifying after the SKWAWKBOX publicised the fact that the website for the ‘independent’ slate is funnelling the […]