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So, there you have it. A month later than usual, and after nearly 40 promises not to raise taxes, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Prime Minster Keir Starmer...

Every now and again, the topic of school leavers comes up. The government has recently suggested that they would like to increase the number of technical...

Last week saw the second state visit of President Donald Trump. He seemed to enjoy himself, and, frankly, who wouldn’t when all the pomp and circumstance this...

You can see why people don’t trust politicians. For two weeks running, our Prime Minister has stood at the dispatch box giving a wholehearted and enthusiastic...

This week is the last of the summer parliamentary recess. And with an absence of current stories and intrigue from Parliament, the press has been focusing on...

Another week, another extraordinary failure of the government. This time, its child sexual grooming gangs. As an opposition backbencher Labour MP Jess Phillips...

National Service. You know you’re onto a winner when your opponents mischaracterise your ideas. “Dad’s Army for teenagers” I think was how Sir Kier described it...

Planning applications are an issue fraught with controversy. From the application to build a small extension, to proposals to build thousands of homes in Wyre...

Coronavirus is on the rise. University students dominate the news, locked into their halls of residence. About a quarter of the country finds itself under...