Britain could soon become the capital gains tax hotspot of Europe The government has not ruled out increases of more than 30pc, Rachel Reeves could saddle Britain with some of the highest capital gains tax (CGT) bills in Europe if she follows through with tipped Budget reforms. Rumours swirled this… Read More »Britain could soon become the capital gains tax hotspot of Europe
Nigel Farage could lead a coalition of the right and become PM Polls clearly suggest that a coalition of the right, led by Nigel Farage would slaughter the Labour party, is this the grand plan? Reform UK came second to Labour in over 100 seats, many of which were won by the current… Read More »Nigel Farage could lead a coalition of the right and become PM
Sue Gray has been sacked and moved sideways to keep her quiet Sue Gray, the erstwhile chief of staff to Sir Keir Starmer, has tendered her resignation from her position, citing concerns that she was at risk of becoming a distraction to the Labour Party’s agenda. This development comes after… Read More »Sue Gray has been sacked and moved sideways to keep her quiet
Britain Teeters on the Brink as National Debt Hurtles Towards £3 Trillion As Public Spending Pressures Mount, Labour’s Rachel Reeves Faces an Uphill Battle to Slash Borrowing and Maintain Market Confidence Cast your mind back to the autumn of 2024. It was then that the United Kingdom’s national debt surpassed… Read More »Britain Teeters on the Brink as National Debt Hurtles Towards £3 Trillion
The facts about wind turbines I’m not sure if these statistics will make you laugh, or make you angry, but one thing is for certain, things are not what they seem. A two megawatt wind turbine takes two hundred tons of steel, which needs three hundred tons of Iron Ore,… Read More »The facts about wind turbines
The liar, the people and the super-injunction There are rumours, and I must stress that at this time, this is all we have and there is no legal way to progress beyond the hearsay in the corridors of the high court, because the very nature of a super-injunction is such… Read More »The liar, the people and the super-injunction
Labour’s hit-list of taxes Labour in the UK is considering significant tax increases, despite ruling out raises to income tax, national insurance, and VAT during the general election. Regardless of the pre-election Promises & Lies (no not the UB40 version) this insidious administration fundamentally executed a plan of misinformation on… Read More »Labour’s hit-list of taxes
Reform UK to professionalise and democratise The Reform UK conference 2024 is now underway, with speeches from the party favourites. Dr David Bull has been back to host the event, a regular on Talk TV, being a medical man, he has offered some wonderful insights into the NHS. The… Read More »Reform UK to professionalise and democratise
UK Public Debt Reaches Historic Milestone Amidst Economic Challenges In a significant development that underscores the formidable economic challenges confronting the United Kingdom, public debt as a proportion of the nation’s economy has surpassed the 100% threshold for the first time since the 1960s. This landmark event serves as a… Read More »UK Public Debt Reaches Historic Milestone Amidst Economic Challenges
Free Speech Organisation Ejected from Brighton Public House Group ordered to leave following Remarks on Trans Ideology Education for Children The Southern Belle, a prominent establishment in Brighton, reportedly ordered the departure of 50 members belonging to Free Speech Brighton, as alleged by the organisation A collective dedicated to the… Read More »Free Speech Organisation Ejected from Brighton Public House
