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Conservative Party Conference 2017: Is the Writing on the Wall for May?

It is indicative of how badly the knives are out for Theresa May that media commentators mocked for the audacity to have a cough and a cold when delivering a …

Tom October 6, 2017

Prime Minister Eyes £20bn EU Buy-Out Ahead of Florence Speech

Theresa May is in Florence this weekend, which is a nice city to be in at any time of the year but especially in the late summer heat of September, …

Tom September 22, 2017

Just Who is Jacob Rees-Mogg. And Should We Be Scared?

The snap General Election brought with it disastrous results for the Conservatives, and it seems as though Theresa May is on borrowed time as Prime Minister. Support within her own party …

Tom September 15, 2017

Merkel Poised for Another Term as Germany Heads to the Polls

If the rabid campaigning during the UK election summer got you hot under the collar, then you’ll be delighted to hear that another European superpower is in the midst of …

Tom September 4, 2017

Trump Teetering on the Brink after Another Week of Disarray

The sad truth is that under extremist political regimes, it unfortunately takes the death of an innocent victim to unearth a tangible sense of action and unrest from the electorate. …

Tom August 18, 2017

Freedom of Movement to End as Brexit Negotiations Get Serious

Up until now, much of the talk about Brexit had been about how little had been achieved in negotiations which have been ongoing for a month or so now. The …

Tom July 27, 2017

Brexit: What Exactly is Going On?

You may just remember the date Thursday June 23, 2016. That was the day that all of our lives were meant to change, with the UK public voting to leave …

Tom July 20, 2017

May Faces Turbulent G20 Summit Meeting with Trump and Co

It’s been a month of difficulty for Theresa May, and that looks set to continue this weekend at the annual G20 Summit in Germany. Some of the world’s most powerful …

Tom July 6, 2017

DUP Say A-OK to Minority Government Amid Allegations of ‘Bunging’

In a month of governmental backlash and own goals, Theresa May has once again come under fire from sceptics who have denounced the £1bn payment to the Democratic Unionists Party …

Tom June 27, 2017

Next Liberal Democrats Leader: Swinson Set for Swansong as Farron Falls on Sword

Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron has become the first casualty of the tumultuous General Election, falling on his sword after saying ‘religion and politics don’t mix’ (who knew). In a …

Tom June 15, 2017

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Category: Politics

Conservative Party Conference 2017: Is the Writing on the Wall for May?

Prime Minister Eyes £20bn EU Buy-Out Ahead of Florence Speech

Just Who is Jacob Rees-Mogg. And Should We Be Scared?

Merkel Poised for Another Term as Germany Heads to the Polls

Trump Teetering on the Brink after Another Week of Disarray

Freedom of Movement to End as Brexit Negotiations Get Serious

Brexit: What Exactly is Going On?

May Faces Turbulent G20 Summit Meeting with Trump and Co

DUP Say A-OK to Minority Government Amid Allegations of ‘Bunging’

Next Liberal Democrats Leader: Swinson Set for Swansong as Farron Falls on Sword