Author: Matt James

Geert Wilders’ victory in the Dutch general election marks a significant turn in EU politics, highlighting rising right-wing populism and its impact on European unity and immigration policies.

UFC star Conor McGregor criticizes Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s response to the violent riots in Dublin following a stabbing incident, demanding immediate action and stronger leadership.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar condemns the violent riots in Dublin following a stabbing incident near a school, urging the nation to reflect on its true values.

Labour Leader Keir Starmer’s preference for EU anthem ‘Ode to Joy’ sparks debate over party’s direction and UK’s relationship with the EU.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak grapples with a potential Cabinet revolt as Tory backbenchers and ministers demand immediate action on soaring migration figures, reaching record highs.

Humza Yousaf’s controversial meeting with Sinn Fein’s Michelle O’Neill criticised as a deliberate attempt to undermine the United Kingdom’s unity.

Patrick Christys of GB News ignites debate with comments on the stark disparity in housing for British soldiers and illegal migrants in the UK. Read more about the controversy and public reaction.

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman blasts Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for failing to address record migration figures, igniting political controversy within the Conservative Party.

The Conservative government faces criticism over the soaring net migration figures for 2022, reaching an unprecedented 745,000 amidst policy chaos and broken promises.

Mark Drakeford’s ULEZ-style plan for Welsh motorways faces backlash over economic concerns and potential nationwide rollout under a Labour government in the UK.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces mounting pressure from his own party over record-breaking migration figures, challenging his government’s stance on immigration policy.

Geert Wilders’ Freedom Party makes significant gains in Dutch elections, stirring debates on Netherlands’ future in the EU and broader implications for the region.

Ann Widdecombe fiercely criticises David Cameron’s appointment as Foreign Secretary, labeling him ‘architect of Project Fear’, amidst Brexit controversy.

Dame Andrea Jenkyns criticises the Conservative Party’s current direction on GB News, advocating for a return to Thatcher-era policies and stronger right-wing stance.

UK Home Secretary James Cleverly faces a critical test with looming record migration figures, signaling a potential shift in the UK’s immigration strategy amidst political unrest.

A detailed examination of the EU Parliament’s approval of radical treaty reform proposals, inciting severe criticism and debates over the future of European sovereignty.

Surprising forecasts reveal UK net migration has soared to 700,000 in 2023, sparking a heated debate among experts and politicians about the future of immigration policies.

An in-depth look at the fiery debate between Just Stop Oil’s Cameron Ford and Jacob Rees-Mogg on GB News, underscoring the contentious nature of the climate change discussion in the UK.

The SNP’s new white paper on Scotland’s marine sector faces harsh criticism for its unrealistic EU membership goals and negligence of the UK market impact.

A shocking report reveals that French police chief Luc-Noël Larcher of CRS 4 was ‘absent’ for over a decade, raising concerns about the effectiveness of Channel migrant patrols.

Brexiteer Ben Habib criticizes Michel Barnier, the EU’s former chief Brexit negotiator, for his role in the Brexit trade deal, highlighting ongoing UK-EU post-Brexit tensions.

A recent survey reveals that 16% of UK teachers are self-censoring lessons to avoid offending Muslim students, a trend amplified by the Batley Grammar School incident. Explore the impact on education and freedom of speech.

Tensions rise within the Labour Party as leader Keir Starmer and Scottish Labour’s Anas Sarwar clash over Middle East policy, signalling a deepening internal conflict.

Independent Councillor James Giles and Conservative Cllr Jamal Chohan face backlash and police scrutiny over a ‘threatening’ letter demanding a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Michel Barnier, EU’s lead Brexit negotiator, criticises the Conservative Government’s Brexit strategy and suggests opportunities for improvement under Sir Keir Starmer, especially regarding the Erasmus programme.

Björn Eriksson, ex-Interpol chief, sparks debate with his crusade against Sweden’s cashless society, urging the UK to maintain cash as a viable payment method.

Tensions escalate in Wethersfield, Essex, as asylum seekers protest outside a local processing centre, clashing with the concerns of village residents.

The NHS faces a £65 million expense to make its ambulance fleet ULEZ-compliant, sparking political debate over the financial burden on healthcare and taxpayers.

UK PM Rishi Sunak’s government faces a critical challenge as ONS immigration figures threaten to overshadow the Autumn Statement. Explore the political implications of the record-high influx and policy responses.

UK local councils are under scrutiny for spending millions on Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion roles, despite rising council taxes and reduced services.

Michel Barnier, the ex-Brexit negotiator, criticises the European Convention on Human Rights and calls for a rewrite of EU treaties to better manage migration, warning of potential political shifts in France.

Shocking claims at the COVID-19 Inquiry allege Rishi Sunak’s controversial stance on pandemic handling, highlighting ethical dilemmas in government decisions.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan faces criticism following a draft ASA report claiming misleading advertisements about ULEZ benefits. TfL defends its position amidst public scrutiny.

Labour criticises the UK government’s increase in skilled worker visas, attributing it to a failure in training domestic workers and leading to a skills shortage.

Former BBC head Danny Cohen accuses correspondent Caroline Hawley of pro-Palestine bias in Israel-Hamas conflict coverage, calling for an independent inquiry.

Yaqub Ahmed, a convicted gang rapist, has been deported to Somalia after a long and costly legal process, raising questions about the UK’s deportation policies and legal system.

UK government faces backlash over new policy allowing civil servants to work remotely from abroad, raising questions about public service delivery and taxpayer interests.

UK politicians criticize French border force for misusing £40.4 million funds meant for migration control on everyday appliances and horse brigade.

In-depth analysis of the challenges facing the UK Conservative Government as it attempts to implement its Rwanda asylum seeker plan amidst internal opposition and legal hurdles.

An urgent manhunt is underway in the UK for six terror suspects linked to Islamist groups and backed by Iran, who reportedly entered the country on small boats.

Billionaire George Soros’s involvement in supporting Scottish independence and anti-Brexit causes sparks criticism and debate over foreign influence in UK politics.

Ujeza Kurmekaj, a 32-year-old Albanian woman, has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for her role in facilitating illegal small boat crossings from France to the UK, spotlighting the ongoing battle against human trafficking and illegal migration.

Nadine Dorries criticizes Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s recent government reshuffle, questioning his leadership and decision-making abilities within the Conservative Party.

UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announces plans for tax cuts in the upcoming Autumn Budget Statement, focusing on stimulating economic growth, controlling inflation, and making the UK a competitive business destination.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces the potential of a historic defeat in the upcoming general election, amidst internal party conflicts and public dissatisfaction.

Rachel Reeves, Shadow Chancellor, faces tough criticism for Labour’s economic plans on Sky News, with questions raised about their impact on the UK’s economy.

Suella Braverman questions Rishi Sunak’s moral leadership in response to the recent protests in the UK, highlighting a divide in political opinions.

An in-depth look into the alarming reality of illegal migration to the UK, as revealed by an Albanian people smuggler, highlighting the challenges faced by UK border control and international cooperation efforts.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan faces backlash over the allocation of an £859,000 advertising budget for 20mph speed limit zones in London.

Priti Patel emerges as the Conservative Party’s right-wing favourite, potentially uniting the faction for future leadership amidst recent political changes.

Nigel Farage, known for his role in Brexit, faces controversy over his potential political comeback following his appearance on ‘I’m A Celebrity’, sparking debates over his political motives.