[ad_1] Labour’s immigration civil war deepens as ex-home secretary Lord Blunkett demands that Jeremy Corbyn ignore ‘CRAZY’ activist vote to extend freedom of movement Lord Blunkett said the Labour Party is currently facing ‘two ways’ on immigration He said party must be ‘absolutely clear’ on issue when it publishes its manifesto Jeremy Corbyn said there…
[ad_1] (Bloomberg) — Sign up to our Brexit Bulletin, follow us @Brexit and subscribe to our podcast. U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his Conservatives are canceling plans to cut corporation tax next April so the government can save money to spend more on voters’ priorities, including the state-funded National Health Service. The rate was due to fall to…
[ad_1] On November 24, 1992, the Queen gave a speech to mark her four decades on the throne. It was memorable for a phrase she used that is now in common parlance — ‘annus horribilis’, the Latin for ‘horrible year’. She and her family had had to contend with Prince Andrew’s separation from Sarah Ferguson,…
[ad_1] New data shows there’s currently more than 20,000 Christmas jobs available in the UK – including hundreds in Birmingham. This makes the festive season is the perfect time to earn some extra cash. With December 25 fast approaching, you’d be forgiven for worrying how you are going to make ends meet. Luckily, though, plenty…
[ad_1] There were large protests against Narendra Modi in July (Pic: Guy Smallman) I was enraged to hear that the Labour Party had declared the question of Kashmir to be a “bilateral issue” between India and Pakistan in which Labour will not interfere. It has done this despite it being the site of one of the longest…
[ad_1] If the party wins in December, Labour is targeting The Royal Mail, railways, water and energy utilities as part of its efforts to nationalise. But, many in those industries have reacted angrily to the prospect of forced nationalisation with some lawyers and shareholders arguing the move would be a “blatant breach of human rights”….
[ad_1] There were contrasting fortunes last week for investors in Royal Mail (LSE: RMG) and Fuller, Smith & Turner (LSE: FSTA). The former’s shares jumped as much as 6% on Wednesday, while the latter’s were down 16% at one stage on Friday. Royal Mail’s rise came on the back of news of a High Court…
[ad_1] KPMG has pulled the plug on its sponsorship of Prince Andrew’s Dragons Den-style entrepreneur scheme due to ‘adverse press’ in the wake of his Epstein interview, with three organisations refusing to confirm if the Duke is still a patron. The accountancy firm has not renewed its sponsorship of the Pitch@Palace scheme, it was revealed…
[ad_1] The impact of flooding on the Midlands is still being felt – with Worcestershire still weighed down by huge amounts of surface level water. Across the Midlands, a large number of fields are currently under water as rivers burst their banks. The Environment Agency’s Dave Throup tweeted the “sad sight” of marrows in Bransford,…
[ad_1] Woking residents have accused Prince Andrew of being a ‘snobby idiot,’ after belittling their ‘wonderful’ town during his controversial BBC Newsnight interview. The prince insisted he could not have met Virginia Roberts at a famed celebrity nightclub and then had sex with her because he had been at a party at Pizza Express in…