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Tories swipe at Andy Burnham for being ‘too chicken’ to sign off new North Sea drilling in wake of Britain’s heatwave summer – even though ‘he knows it’s right’ to give go-ahead
The Conservative Party has criticised Andy Burnham for failing to approve new North Sea oil and gas drilling, accusing him of being “too chicken” to give the go-ahead despite what they claim is his own recognition that doing so would be the right decision. The attack comes in the wake of Britain’s hot summer, with…
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Chief executive of Sheffield domestic abuse charity “very concerned” for survivors after government alert
“Second phones are really crucial resources that can help women stay safe. We’re really disappointed that those are potentially compromised”
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World News Confirm Debut Album ‘In Purgatory’
World News have announced their debut album ‘In Purgatory’, set for release on October 16th. The record marks a milestone for the band, who have steadily built a following through relentless live shows, and its songs largely trace back to material written during the reflective, isolated period of the 2020 pandemic. Frontman Alex Evans said…
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Adam Smith’s Warning for America’s New Socialists
Today’s leftists make the mistake of assuming politicians can rearrange our economic outcomes.
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Cruel Stories of Youth
The Drama pales next to Oshima’s masterpiece.
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YIMBY, with a Madisonian Twist
What if zoning decisions were not made in your backyard? Would more housing follow?
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Welsh FA chief calls for Fifa’s Infantino to step down
Noel Mooney, chief executive of the Football Association of Wales, has called for Fifa president Gianni Infantino to step down over his handling of a scrapped plan to sell off stakes in the World Cup and other competitions to private investors. Mooney, who previously worked with Infantino at Uefa, said the “harm that’s been done…
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Reform civil war intensifies as Farage ally vows to challenge suspension and test if party can ‘tolerate free speech’
A civil war within Reform UK has intensified after senior party figure Tim Montgomerie was suspended for criticising home affairs spokesperson Zia Yusuf, prompting him to vow he will fight the decision as a “test case” of whether the party tolerates free speech and dissent. The row exposes deepening tensions at the top of Nigel…
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Retired businessman and wife who died when light plane crashed in Snowdonia praised as ‘the best of neighbours and the kindest of people’
A retired businessman and his wife have died after the light aircraft they were travelling in crashed in the Snowdonia area of north Wales. Neighbours and friends have paid tribute to the couple, describing them as “the best of neighbours and the kindest of people,” reflecting the shock and sadness felt by their local community…