Theresa May has defended her incompetent Transport Secretary Chris ‘Failing’ Grayling after his latest fiasco, in which his department awarded a Brexit ferry contract to a company with no ferries […]
As the Establishment media ‘jumped the shark‘ this morning in their descriptions of Theresa May’s humiliation over the repeated parliamentary rejection of her Brexit deal as a ‘triumph’, Theresa May […]
Theresa May has just announced her ‘new’ Brexit plan. It amounts to: try to isolate Jeremy Corbyn ignore the second-referendum advocate hope to build a coalition of northern Labour MPs, […]
Gatwick airport is finally returning to something like normal function, after police arrested two people on suspicion of involvement in this week’s drone flights that have affected the travel plans […]
Theresa May emerged, badly dented, from the Tory confidence vote last night to spout the same, worn soundbites she has used – and ignored – since she became Prime Minister. […]
The government, deprived of its cobbled-together majority in the Commons by the decision of the DUP to abandon its ‘confidence and supply’ arrangement with May’s shambolic Tories, have collapsed in […]
Last year, Theresa May’s conference appearance was an unmitigated disaster, with a coughing fit that wouldn’t stop, a spoof P45 handed to her mid-speech, lines lifted straight from the West Wing and, […]
Spotted together in the parliamentary ‘Strangers’ Bar’ last night: deputy Labour leader Tom Watson, who recently threatened the leadership that he would ‘step up’ his criticisms in the mainstream media […]
If you were hoping for a less inept Foreign Secretary now that Jeremy Hunt has replaced Boris Johnson, you haven’t been watching the NHS – and your hopes will be […]
The BBC’s Andrew Marr is not known for intense, probing questioning of Tory politicians – especially Theresa May – and his interview with her yesterday morning was only fitfully interesting. […]