By David Furness Reform Party deputy leader Richard Tice Richard Tice, the deputy leader of Reform UK and Member of Parliament for Boston and Skegness, says he remains deeply committed to his constituency despite dividing his time between Britain and ...
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By David Furness It’s important to understand that the 2016 referendum, which led to the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, did not result in an immediate and complete separation. Instead, a significant and carefully negotiated Withdrawal Agreement was reached between ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis Labour ministers continue to claim that they must increase taxation to restore public finances, but how much is the government wasting yearly on asylum seekers? In reality, the vast majority of these asylum seekers are individuals ...
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By Peter Finch The picturesque landscapes of Norfolk are under siege. The High Grove solar farm, proposed by German energy giant RWE, threatens to blanket 4,000 acres of prime farmland with industrial-scale solar panels. Claimed to be the largest solar ...
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By Cliff Le May MI5 Director General Kenneth McCallum warned that 25% of his department’s caseload is taken up by ‘far-right extremism.’ He emphasised that extremism, not terrorism, is a concern. But what far-right extremism, I may ask? My question ...
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By Roberta Woods The ‘Change’ promised by pre-election Labour began as soon as they took office. Riots were spreading across the country before we could comprehend the frightening prospect of five years of Labour misrule. One of the first tasks ...
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By Giuseppe De Santis Keir Starmer and his ministers keep preaching about Britons accepting hardship to balance the books, but it’s a different story when it comes to them. It’s now come to light that they’ve enjoyed over £800,000 in ...
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