Telegraph sums it up. Politics Newsletter banner Good afternoon, While the fury among backbenchers might be less incendiary than it was 24 hours ago, the Prime Minister is fighting for his political

Edward Heath was a highly suspicious character. Thatcher loved Savile, as did Blair. Mandelson the prince of darkness. Epstein and hundreds of perpetrators litter the political landscape. Royalty in

Usually, when public figures have “questions to answer”, they have some choice about how they do so. This is more complicated in the case of Baron Mandelson of Foy in the County of Herefordshire and

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OljYrSkDWNY Once again, the UK Government is doing what all socialist governments love to do - to exercise control over their subjects. We must strive to stand up for

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================================ By johnredwood on October 6, 2025 When a government is as unpopular as this one, and adrift looking for ways back, good opposition can influence or force changes.

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FARMERS NOT STARMERS British farmers formed a tractor convoy in Westminster, central London, on Saturday (September 20) to protest what has been dubbed the 'family farm tax'. Currently, agricultural