The Beginning Of The End After the shock Conservative majority win in 2015, an unintended opportunity presented itself to Britons, the opportunity to define a new direction for one of the main British political parties, Labour. 100,000s grasped the opportunity and elected a leader that they believed would best represent the direction that they felt…

Since 2015, 100,000s of members of the British public have joined the Labour Party to fight against the damage being inflicted upon Britain by the Tories in government. Dismissed as ‘Corbynites’, ‘Trots’, ‘dogs’, ‘Nazis stormtroopers’, ‘loony Lefties’ and worse, these ‘ordinary’ members of the public have had to fight to…

When Margaret Thatcher decided to attack Britain’s trade unions one of the narratives that infested the British consciousness was that unions had been a good thing but had outgrown themselves, corrupted by leaderships who wielded too much power and who acted against the interests of Britain. It was, of course…

The latest self-hammered nail in the coffin of the Tory party is their rather pathetic and derisory attempt to create public sentiment for a ‘blue’ passport. Firstly, the passport that they are suggesting that we should be all misty-eyed over was ‘black’, not, by anyone’s definition ‘blue’. Secondly, the reason…

The Tories offered the public a vote on Britain’s membership of the EU without first researching the potential impact of the three possible outcomes; Leave, Remain, Hung. The Tories were not expecting to win a majority in the 2015 election and expected that they could offload the responsibility for not…

The LibDems want to overturn the result of the first referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU or, rather, they want to ignore it. If the LibDems response to the outcome of the referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU was to say that they would discount the result and…

A key difference between the call for Scottish independence and something like Britain’s vote to leave the EU is one of sovereignty. Britain has been in a position where it could freely choose which parts of the EU it wished to be part of, which legislation it wished to adopt…

Like most people, I understand very little about how politics is meant to work in Britain but I can see where it is not working and the signs of where it is broken. If the recent Scottish Independence referendum and the referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU have done…

Whether you voted Leave or Remain, voters should be clear about Labour’s consistent response to the outcome of the referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU. Labour will negotiate for the best deal for Britain, protecting British jobs, British workers, Britain’s security and the British economy. Labour have listened to…