Jeremy Corbyn is stuck between a rock and a hard place over Brexit – Here’s why

Jeremy Corbyn is under "huge pressure" to shift Labour Party policy on Brexit, the Observer has revealed today after a poll carried out by the publication found a substantial majority of existing and potential Labour voters want him to back permanent membership of the EU’s single market and customs union. According to the results four times as many Labour supporters favour that option as oppose it, and more than twice as many in this group want Corbyn to support a second...

“Jeremy Corbyn is playing this beautifully” – The Right Wing press are turning on Theresa May & the Tories.

No, you aren't dreaming. The Right Wing hack behind Dodgy David Cameron's 'PigGate' scandal did say this, on live television: "Jeremy Corbyn is playing this beautifully. There is a much more worrying bigger picture here for the Conservatives in the opportunity that they have created for Jeremy Corbyn to underline his case: that unfettered free markets don't work, and that somehow or other Carillion symbolises everything that is wrong about the system. I don't think most voters are particularly ideological...

Trump 2013: The President should be fired for shutdowns

Donald Trump is being reminded of comments he made in 2013 when he called for the then President Barack Obama to step down over government shutdowns. Speaking on Fox & Friends he said: "Well, if you say who gets fired it always has to be the top. "I mean, problems start from the top and they have to get solved from the top and the president’s the leader. And he’s got to get everybody in a room and he’s got...

“I’m right, you’re wrong” – How rewatching ‘Matilda’ has given me hope in the time of Trump

The critic Roger Ebert once said, “movies are like a machine that generates empathy”, which perhaps explains why so many of us feel compelled to turn towards the loving embrace of cinema to console us in times of great trouble. Yet somehow, in much the same way he has seemingly managed to encroach on every other sphere of our existence since deciding to run for President, Donald Trump has managed to ruin this most comforting of pleasures too. These days...

Podcasts: And the growth of “pocket media”

In a week when the Guardian left the FT and Telegraph as the only publications flying the flag for broadsheet the message from the media industry in 2018 is clear; size really does matter. The media market is undoubtedly shrinking, with a demand for content that fits in your pocket and can be consumed on-the-go on the rise. Thanks to Netflix, iPlayer, Spotify and Amazon Prime video we are all being trained in the art of "stackable", watch or listen...

The Weekly Cocktail Recipe: The Glenlivet Hot Cider

With more than a quarter of a million Scottish nationals now living in London and the South East, Burns Night celebrations in England have become more prominent than ever, with such a variation of events taking place – both traditional and contemporary – and a wide selection of Scottish restaurants. Traditionally, it seems iniquitous to celebrate with any drink other than Scotch whisky. First created in 1824, The Glenlivet is considered the original Speyside single malt Scotch whisky, renowned for...

These Stormy Daniels revelations make Fire and Fury look timid

If Donald Trump thinks he's seen the worst of the revelations following the release of Fire and Fury then he has another thing coming. This week the magazine InTouch published its full interview with pornographic actor Stephanie Clifford, who goes by the stage name Stormy Daniels, with some extraordinary details leaked. The magazine had previously released excerpts of the interview. In the full version Clifford details at length her 2006 relationship with the businessman, including encounters with his entourage, his teetotaling...

Real life Daniel Blake says Tories trying to kill him after Job Centre visit heart attack and disability benefits slashed to just £20 a week

A REAL life Daniel Blake has told how he fears the Tory benefit cuts will leave him dead. David Coe, 60, had a heart attack an HOUR after leaving a Job Centre - just like the unemployed carpenter in the title role of the acclaimed British movie. David, who worked in catering for 20 years before falling ill, ‘flatlined’ for nine minutes. Medics saved his life and he spent a week in hospital last February. He had been told to...

“Extraordinarily, landlords currently have no obligation to make homes ‘fit for human habitation’…” Parliament hears

Today in Parliament Karen Buck MP laid bare the shocking reality of the parlous state of British Housing: "We must await the Inquiry of the horror of Grenfell Tower, but what we do know is that resident's were raising fire safety concerns about the cladding long before the fire. This cladding may have been unfit and hazardous - something surely was. I've seen a family that have had to close off their two bedrooms because of the cold and damp, and...

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