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Express Newspapersflipped into World newsKeir Starmer is about to commit his most brazen act of Brexit betrayal yet
The Prime Minister is slowly unpicking Brexit stitch by stitch For many people, January 31, 2020 is etched into their memory, the historic day when …
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I fear Wes Streeting is following in Tony Blair's footsteps
Keir Starmer promised ‘change’ at the last election – and sadly, the NHS could be about to feel just how grim that change is. The now-Prime Minister …
Lorna Campbellflipped into Finances & InvestmentsRachel Reeves will happily squander your life savings – it’s your fault if you let her
We all had our suspicions, but Sir Keir Starmer’s government has quickly proven that it absolutely cannot be trusted with your money. In less than six months, Labour has borrowed billions only to toss it into the public sector funding abyss – while simultaneously inflicting petty and spiteful tax …
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Nigel Farage squirms when confronted on Reform UK MP’s past assault conviction in heated interview
Nigel Farage squirmed in a heated interview as he was questioned on a Reform UK MP’s assault conviction for kicking his former girlfriend 18 years ago. The party leader described James McMurdock as someone who has “picked himself up from a terrible situation and made a big success.” The former investment banker did not publicly disclose his conviction for assault before being elected and claimed he had “pushed” his partner. The Times later obtained information about his sentencing from the courts, which said he was locked up for 21 days in a young offenders’ institute for kicking the victim “around four times” in 2006 when he was a teenager. Mr Farage dismissed the “discrepancy” between Mr McMurdock’s comments about the incident and the official record as an issue for constituents. Read More Nigel Farage brands Alastair Campbell ‘worst loser in history’ in Brexit clash Nigel Farage storms out of Sky News interview when quizzed over Reform MP’s assault Farage claims Trump insiders ‘horrified’ at Chagos Islands deal with Mauritius
