By Christian Smith The Prime Minister “shed a little tear” the moment after hearing the exit poll on general election night. Even though, Theresa May had a high rating in the polls before the June election, the former Home Secretary lost her majority and has had to rely on a deal with the Democratic Unionist… Read More PM Shed Tears After Losing Majority In Snap Election She Called
By Juliana Adenike Lucas Two months ago, Theresa May took a gamble and called a snap election which was not required. Mrs May, though bolstered by a 24 per cent lead in the poll, went on to lose her majority in the House of Commons. The number of Conservative party seats now stands at… Read More BME Wins Big From Theresa May’s Election Gamble
By Christian Smith The Queen’s Speech might be delayed following Theresa May humiliating defeat at the polls. READ ALSO – https://denisaurus.com/2017/06/08/general-election-2017-live-updates/ The Speech, where the government sets out its legislative programme, was to be held on June 19, eleven days after the election. However, The BBC has now reported that it would delayed “for a few days.” Mrs May… Read More Queen’s Speech Expected To Be Delayed By Few Days
By Adenike Lucas A solicitor who stood for the Labour party in Peterborough has gained the seat from the Conservatives. Fiona Onasanya, a British Nigerian beat Stewart Jackson. She received 48.1 per cent of the vote compared to Mr Jackson’s 46.8 per cent. READ ALSO : General Election 2017 Live Updates In a tweet, Ms Onasanya said: “The… Read More #GE2017: Fiona Onasanya Wins Petersborough For Labour
By Adenike Lucas, DENISAURUS News Theresa May is under serious pressure to quit as Prime Minister, days before the general elections. The first call for Mrs May’s resignation came from Steve Hilton, over her track record in cuts made to police numbers. Mr Hilton, David Cameron’s former director of strategy argued that: “Theresa May (was) responsible for… Read More Theresa May Under Pressure To Resign Over Terror ‘Failures’
By Adenike Lucas Jeremy Corbyn has said that the current way of fighting terrorism has failed. In a first campaign since the terror attack in Manchester, the leader of the Labour Party, a vocal anti-war campaigner, said his party will protect the nation by providing more resources to security services unlike the Conservatives who have cut… Read More “War On Terrorism Is Simply Not Working” Says Jeremy Corbyn
By Abdul Tukur The Green Party has launched its election manifesto – where it promised to introduce a four-day working week and scrap tuition fees, in an appeal to get more young voters. Co-leader Caroline Lucas said the party’s “Green Guarantee” was about hope, and we need hope now like never before.” “I can’t remember… Read More General Election 2017: Green Party Unleash Plan For A Four-day Working Week In Manifesto
By Adenike Lucas Students starting university this autumn will not have to pay tuition fees if Labour wins the general election. Student starting in September and those who are part way in their course will not have to pay, if the Labour Party is elected in June 8. Currently, English and Welsh pupils pay more than £9,000… Read More General Election 2017: Labour To Scrap Tuition Fees As Early As September
By Gary Younge The late Uruguayan author Eduardo Galeano once expressed his deepest concern that “we are all suffering from amnesia … [that makes us] blind to small things and small people”. Who, I asked him, was responsible for this forgetfulness. “It’s not a person,” he explained. “It’s a system of power that is always… Read More Jeremy Corbyn has defied his critics to become Labour’s best hope of survival Gary Younge
By Christian Smith Jeremy Corbyn will unveil his party’s general election manifesto this morning. The Labour leader will set out his party’s guidance on spending in a few minutes at the University of Bradford. He says it is a “radical and responsible” plan. In a tweet, he called it a programme of hope.” By contrast, he… Read More #GE2017: Jeremy Corbyn To Officially Launch Party Manifesto In Bradford
