This year’s Conservative local election leaflets are rather strange
It’s a common feature of political party leaflets to distance themselves from the party’s leader when the leader is unpopular. … Read the full post »
Read about the Conservative politician, Michael Gove. He was one of the leading figures in the Leave campaign for the 2016 European referendum.
It’s a common feature of political party leaflets to distance themselves from the party’s leader when the leader is unpopular. … Read the full post »
Since this site started in 2009, I’ve been tracking each year which was the most popular blog post. Let’s take a trip down memory lane. … Read the full post »
Four principal authority council by-elections this week, featuring three Liberal Democrat candidates – which is up one on the last time these seats were up. … Read the full post »
There is vanishingly small evidence that showing your ID when voting in Britain would reduce electoral fraud. … Read the full post »
Complete with the trailed reference to an erotic spasm (not a plug for his recent novel but rather a reference to the pleasure some got from voting Leave), changed to “exotic” when delivered, Vince Cable gave his autumn conference speech – perhaps his last such as party leader – today. … Read the full post »
The look of wide-eyed, guilty panic in the eyes of Boris Johnson and Michael Gove on Friday morning hinted at what was later confirmed… … Read the full post »
“The Lib Dems will fight the next election on a clear and unequivocal promise to restore Britain’s prosperity and role in the world, with the United Kingdom in the European Union, not outside it.” – Tim Farron … Read the full post »
Michael Gove compares experts warning against Brexit to Nazis who smeared Albert Einstein’s work as he threatens to quit David Cameron’s Cabinet. … Read the full post »
A sick ‘joke’ about a murder victim, physically attacking a Remain leafleter and outrageous comments about rape. … Read the full post »
‘God, Osborne and Cameron really are desperate for power, aren’t they?’ Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg told David Laws. … Read the full post »