
Starmer’s “Queen of Woke” Takes Top Civil Service Job
Dame Antonia Romeo, newly appointed as Britain’s most senior civil servant, once encouraged staff to join a “gender non-conforming” book club and devote work time to non-binary inclusion targets.

Dame Antonia Romeo, newly appointed as Britain’s most senior civil servant, once encouraged staff to join a “gender non-conforming” book club and devote work time to non-binary inclusion targets.

Elections will now go ahead in 30 councils this May, when Nigel Farage’s party will no doubt sweep up seats.

Jim Ratcliffe drew fierce criticism for stating that Britain is being “colonised by immigrants.”

Since Starmer took office, a weekly average of nearly 800 migrants arrived in England from France illegally.

The UK prime minister vowed to stay in office—despite a senior ally calling for his resignation.

Labour MPs insist that “the buck stops at the top”—that is, with the prime minister himself.

“I advised the Prime Minister to make that appointment and I take full responsibility for that advice,” Morgan McSweeney wrote.

MPs and ministers privately question the prime minister’s judgment as anger spreads over who approved the controversial appointment.

The case has ignited a storm in British politics, with opposition figures, media outlets, and even governing-party MPs demanding answers.

Agreements with Chinese premier Li Qiang include 30-day visa-free entry for UK citizens and halving whisky export tariffs to 5%.