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UK Labour Activists Defy Supreme Court Ruling on Definition of ‘Woman’

TEC News August 5, 2025

A growing number of Labour MPs are indicating that they are sticking with the dogma that ‘transwomen are women,’ despite a major legal judgement to the contrary.

Starmer Could Face Defeat on Welfare Cuts

Graham Barnfield June 26, 2025

The PM’s own nervous MPs preparing to reject a flagship policy signals their own estrangement from the wider electorate—growing larger since the 2024 victory at the polls.

UK PM Keir Starmer hosts Metro Mayors on July 9, 2024 in 10 Downing Street.

Is Starmer “Far-Right” Now? UK PM Forced To U-Turn on Grooming Gangs Inquiry

Michael Curzon June 16, 2025

Labour is clearly trying to stem the rise of Reform, which is ironic given its criticism of “political opportunism.”

Britain's Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones arrives for a cabinet meeting at Number 10 Downing Street in central London on January 7, 2025.

Labour MP Displays Confused Establishment Mindset on Migration Crisis

Michael Curzon June 16, 2025

Most migrants crossing the Channel to Britain are men. But saying otherwise makes failing to deal with the issue appear less bad.

New Upheaval in Scottish Politics

TEC News June 6, 2025

A surprise Labour by-election win also reveals an underlying populist shrift.

Islamic Ownership for Venerable Labour Publication

TEC News June 3, 2025

Tribune, once the journal of George Orwell, now appears to be under the control of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Human Rights’ Challenge to UK’s Deportations to Bulgaria

TEC News May 13, 2025

Deportees would face “inhumane treatment and torture” lawyers opposing the Labour government initiative claim.

Whopping £4 Million a Day Spent on Housing Migrants in UK

TEC News May 8, 2025

The new figures add even more misery to the Labour government incapable of dealing with the migration crisis.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer (C) speaks with members of the media on May 2, 2025.

Starmer Tries—And Fails—To Stem the Surge of Reform

Michael Curzon May 6, 2025

Even Labour knows that its phoney attempts to win back votes from Reform are destined to fail.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer leaves 10 Downing Street to attend Prime Ministers Question Time in the Houses of Parliament on January 8, 2025.

Labour Descends Into Civil War As Britons Vote in Local Elections

Michael Curzon May 1, 2025

The timing of Blair’s attack on the net zero agenda could not have been worse for Labour—or better for Reform.

Tag: labour

UK Labour Activists Defy Supreme Court Ruling on Definition of ‘Woman’

Starmer Could Face Defeat on Welfare Cuts

Is Starmer “Far-Right” Now? UK PM Forced To U-Turn on Grooming Gangs Inquiry

Labour MP Displays Confused Establishment Mindset on Migration Crisis

New Upheaval in Scottish Politics

Islamic Ownership for Venerable Labour Publication

Human Rights’ Challenge to UK’s Deportations to Bulgaria

Whopping £4 Million a Day Spent on Housing Migrants in UK

Starmer Tries—And Fails—To Stem the Surge of Reform

Labour Descends Into Civil War As Britons Vote in Local Elections

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