Ed Miliband’s Net Zero plans falling apart
Regional Electricity Pricing Will Wreck Miliband’s Net Zero Plans, Says Wind Farm Chief
SSE Chief Executive Warns Overhauling Power Market Risks ‘Political and Economic Disaster’
The ambitious net zero plans championed by Ed Miliband face potential derailment due to proposals to fragment Britain’s electricity pricing system into regional zones, according to one of the nation’s foremost wind farm developers.
Europe cannot rely on the USA to pay for its defence Trump’s ‘Electroshock’ on Ukraine Ends the Debate: Europe Cannot Rely on the US for Its Security In a seismic shift that has sent shockwaves through European capitals, the fundamental pillars of transatlantic security are being dramatically reshaped. European leaders… Read More »Europe cannot rely on the USA to pay for its defence
Heat pumps too noisy for Parliament Parliament’s Heat Pump Initiative Halted Following Noise Concerns Labour Party Faces Accusations of Double Standards as Power Supply and Acoustic Issues Present ‘Significant Risk’ The Houses of Parliament’s ambitious scheme to transition to heat pump technology has been temporarily suspended amidst mounting concerns regarding… Read More »Heat pumps too noisy for Parliament
Tony Blair and Operation Ore
Britain’s Largest Computer Crime Investigation
How much was really covered up?
Operation Ore, launched in 1999, stands as the United Kingdom’s most extensive computer crime investigation to date. The operation, which stemmed from intelligence provided by American law enforcement, aimed to prosecute thousands of individuals suspected of accessing child abuse imagery through a website. The investigation’s scope was unprecedented, identifying 7,250 suspects and leading to 4,283 home searches across Britain.
Angela Rayner Plans To Redefine Islamophobia
A significant political development has emerged on the front page of the Telegraph, revealing Angela Rayner’s plans to establish new regulatory frameworks concerning Islam and Free Speech in Britain. The proposal centres on creating a comprehensive definition of Islamophobia, with Dominic Grieve, the former Conservative Attorney General and notable Remainer, being recommended to chair a newly formed 16-member council. This initiative has sparked considerable controversy among political observers and civil rights advocates, who view it as an indirect attempt to introduce blasphemy laws into British legislation—a move that fundamentally contradicts the nation’s long-standing traditions of free expression and secular governance.
Reeves in a panic before Trump turns the screws
Reeves Poised to Scrutinise £700m Tech Levy Amidst Escalating Global Trade Tensions
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to conduct a comprehensive review of the digital services tax (DST), a £700 million levy targeting American technological behemoths, as the spectre of an intensifying global trade conflict looms large on the horizon.
Labour opening doors to more illegal immigration Labour Waters Down Immigration Controls Amidst Controversy Ministers Face Backlash Over Changes to Border Security Legislation The Labour government has announced significant modifications to border control legislation, prompting fierce criticism from opposition MPs over the softening of regulations concerning illegal migrants’ pathways to… Read More »Labour opening doors to more illegal immigration
EU to impose more censorship on free speech
The European Union has decisively intensified its efforts to regulate online discourse, introducing a comprehensive framework that purportedly aims to protect democratic principles whilst simultaneously raising significant concerns about potential censorship. The Digital Services Act (DSA) represents a sweeping initiative by Brussels bureaucrats to establish stringent controls over digital communication across the European continent.
Labour’s Economic Strategy Under Fire as Growth Concerns Mount
Serious questions are being raised about Labour’s approach to economic growth, with critics suggesting that despite frequent references to growth in speeches and policy documents, the party’s actual plans may be hampering rather than helping Britain’s economic recovery.
UK Population Set to Surge by 5 Million Due to Migration
The Office for National Statistics has released projections indicating that the UK’s population will reach 72.5 million by mid-2032, with the increase driven almost entirely by net migration. This significant demographic shift represents a continuation of recent trends, as the country’s population has already grown by more than 10 million over the past two decades.
