THE MAYOR OF London, Sadiq Khan, has condemned today’s London Tube strike as “totally unnecessary”, claiming that the dispute should have been solved “amicably”. The Labour Mayor had promised commuters there would be no more strikes on the Tube in ...
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UPDATE: Kelsey-Eve Price found
Breaking news: missing Kelsey-Eve Price has been found. Her family is greatful to everyone for their help. KELSEY-EVE PRICE has been missing since 5th January. Her family and friends have mounted a massive social media campaign to try to find ...
Read More »Mayor Khan refuses to back unions’ safety calls
TALKS ARE BEING held at ACAS today, Saturday, in an attempt to halt a 24 hour strike on London Underground (LU), due to begin on Sunday evening. The strike would involve members of the RMT union and members of the Transport ...
Read More »Joanna Lumley opens Sunseeker stand at London Boat Show
Emdad Rahman THE ICONIC Joanna Lumley was the guest of honour as the celebrated British actress officially opened the Sunseeker International stand at the London Boat Show. Lumley, who is best known for playing Patsy Stone in the sitcom Absolutely Fabulous, ...
Read More »Government idle as NHS collapses
THE RED CROSS has had to step in to bail out the NHS from collapsing under the weight of government neglect. While Health Minister Jeremy Hunt keeps up the pretence that the new junior hospital doctors’ contract is going to deliver ...
Read More »MPs tell immigrants: “Learn English” – or else!
THE ALL-PARTY Parliamentary Group on Social Integration has called on the Government to force all immigrants to the UK to learn English before they come to the UK or to enrol in classes as soon as they arrive. The Group, the ...
Read More »Brexit chaos as Rogers resigns
SIR IVAN ROGERS has resigned, with immediate effect – with no explanation for his sudden departure yet being made public. Rogers has been the UK’s permanent representative to the EU since he was appointed by David Cameron in 2013. Widely ...
Read More »Government to discount new homes for the wealthy
THE GOVERNMENT has begun the New Year by announcing the 30 areas where it is going to build the first wave of its “starter homes”. The homes will be put on sale to first time buyers aged between 23 and ...
Read More »Corbyn critics mislead over McCluskey
ONE DAY into the New Year – and Jeremy Corbyn’s critics are already having a go. This time they are using Len McCluskey, General Secretary of Unite, the UK’s largest union, to attack the Labour Leader. The whole saga will come ...
Read More »Terror in Turkey
Thirty-nine people lost their lives in Istanbul as a terrorist began shooting at random in a Turkish nightclub just minutes into the New Year. As European countries laid on unprecedented levels of security following threats that ISIS/Daesh were aiming to ...
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