By Christian Smith Jeremy Corbyn has advised the Prime Minister to leave the stage if she can’t solve important issues facing the country. The leader of the Labour party asked Theresa May during today’s Prime Minister’s Questions to give an … Continue reading #PMQs: Corbyn Tells May To Get Out The Way If She Can’t Solve Important Issues Facing The Country
By Christian Smith A former Conservative Chairman, Grant Shapps is currently working with 30 other disgruntled Tory Members of Parliament in order to remove the Prime Minister. Shapps aka Mike Green, who represents Welwyn Hatfield Constituency said: A growing number … Continue reading Former Conservative Chairman Moves With Other Disgruntled MPs To Remove PM
By Adenike Lucas The Conservative government is said to have acted illegally in applying its flagship benefits cap to lone-parent families with children under the age of two. A high court judge, Mr Justice Collins ruled that “real misery is … Continue reading Unlawful Tory Benefit Cap Causes “Real Misery For No Good Purpose,” High Court Rules
By Abdul Tukur Paul Nuttal, leader of the anti-immigration party, did not vote for UKIP in Boston and Skegness. Instead, the 40-year who hopes to represents the area at the House of Commons, casted his vote in Congleton, Cheshire. This … Continue reading #GE2017: Paul Nuttall Didn’t Vote UKIP In Boston and Skegness
By Abdul Tukur The Liberal Democrats plans to lower the voting age to 16 if they win the general election. Tim Farron who will launch his party’s general election manifesto tomorrow (May 17) is promising to “intoducing votes at 16 … Continue reading Lib Dems Promising To Introduce Votes At 16
By Christian Smith – Senior reporter, Denisaurus The Liberal Democrats have beaten an Ex-Tory MP to gain a new seat in the House of Parliament. Sarah Olney overturned Zac Goldsmiths’ 23,015 majority in the Richmond Park by-election. Mr Goldsmith, a billionaire, who ran as the Conservative candidate … Continue reading Zac Goldsmith Loses Richmond Park By-Election To Lib Dems
By Adenike Lucas The Office for National Statistics, ONS has shown that borrowing in the UK went down to £5.6bn in October, which was better than most economist had predicted. Official figures showed that Government borrowing went down on the amount it … Continue reading ONS Figures Released Ahead of Chancellor’s Autumn Statement Shows Borrowing Is Down
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