Labour

Starmer’s Ukraine Bill: Billions for War While Social Care and Pensioners Are Left Behind

As Sir Keir Starmer’s government continues to pledge billions to Ukraine, British taxpayers are left wondering why their hard-earned money is being funnelled into a foreign war while pensioners shiver in cold homes, and the country’s social care system collapses. Since 2022, the UK has already spent £7.8 billion in military aid to Ukraine, with … Continue reading →

A Vision for a Better Britain: The 2024 Workers Party of Britain Manifesto by Pat Harrington

As someone supportive of many of the aims of the Workers Party of Britain, I wanted to share the key points of their 2024 manifesto. Their vision is rooted in a commitment to redistributive economics, robust infrastructure investment, strong trades unionism, and an industrial strategy that places workers at its heart. Here’s an overview of … Continue reading →

Labour Faces Backlash: Rightward Drift Sparks Infighting as Critics Slam Alignment with Financial Sector

580 words, 3 minutes read time. In recent times, Labour’s political trajectory has faced criticism from various quarters, with dissent emerging from left-wing groups, MPs, and disillusioned former voters. Notably, Momentum, the Socialist Workers Party, and Jewish Voice for Labour have voiced concern, accusing Labour of forsaking its socialist roots by aligning itself closely with … Continue reading →

UKIP are telling lies about their policies

UKIP is under pressure. It has been dogged with claims of ‘racism’ and criticised for advocating policies including privatisation of the UK National Health Service and scrapping employment rights. Opponents including Labour, the Greens and the British National Party have put UKIP policies under close scrutiny. Trade Union groups like Unions Together and individual Unions … Continue reading →

The Battle for Barking

Reviewed by David Kerr LAURA FAIRIE filmed, produced and directed this astonishing fly-on-the-wall documentary over the twelve months leading up to the general election on May 6th 2010. Somehow she managed to gain the trust of two hostile factions in Barking; the British National Party and New Labour as personified by party leader Nick Griffin … Continue reading →

Third Way launch anti-Labour European Election leaflet

Third Way today launched a campaign to persuade voters not to vote for the Labour Party in the upcoming European elections on June 4, 2009.

The leaflet attacks Nu Labour for failing to:-

Protect British jobs from migrant labour
Protect British taxpayers from Banking greed
Protect British citizens form a Big Brother State Continue reading →