Opinion
Brexit: A movement for the super-rich by the super-rich
The Brexit Party move to strip £5 billion from the Treasury’s coffers, proving once again it’s a movement for the super-rich by the super-rich.
Are Brexit protests set to get uglier?
A growth before October the 31stof what can only be described as a ‘fevered atmosphere’ accompanied by the sort of emotions seen during the latter part of the afternoon, may well cause fractures that will take years to repair whatever the Brexit outcome.
Our government has invited a roll call of human rights abusers to sell them their deadly tools at DSEI
Liz Truss, Ben Wallace and civil servants will be plugging arms sales at DSEI to delegates from Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, Israel and many more countries associated with abuses and atrocities.
Why still so much controversy over policing the carnival?
Former Trident officer Chris Hobbs joined revellers at this year's Notting Hill Carnival.
Why risk all to cross the Channel in a small boat?
As Boris Johnson threatens to 'send back' people crossing the channel, Clare Moseley of Care4Calais explains why they are risking their lives.
On the anniversary of Diana’s death, we should be wary of how the tabloids are treating Meghan
She never understood why her genuinely good intentions were sneered at by the media.
No Deal madness threatens the future of British democracy
When the last law was down, and the Devil turned round on you — where would you hide?
And to think they called Remainers anti-democratic
“You don’t deliver on democracy by trashing democracy. We are not selecting a dictator of our country. We are selecting a Prime Minister.” – Sajid Javid
Brexit will reduce the UK’s sovereignty
Perversely, the pursuit of ‘sovereignty’ via Brexit will have the opposite effect in the UK, leading to a reduction of autonomy, power and personal sovereignty.