Labour Hands Brussels More Powers in Further Betrayal of Brexit Michael Curzon February 21, 2025 Keir Starmer’s promises not to sell out to the EU in ‘reset’ talks are looking more feeble by the day.
From ‘Right To Die’ to ‘Duty To Die?’ Robert Clarke February 17, 2025 The End of Life Bill is hardly different from other euthanasia laws in Europe with few to no real safeguards for the most vulnerable.
Starmer’s Ready to Send UK Troops to Ukraine, But The Army Is Not Michael Curzon February 17, 2025 War simulations show the armed forces would run out of ammunition in just eight days if in combat. So who is the prime minister kidding?
Criminal Migrant Avoids Deportation with Chicken Nugget Defense Michael Curzon February 10, 2025 So long as ECHR rules apply, removals on anything like the scale Britons want to see will remain impossible, often for ridiculous non-reasons.
Southport Killing: Sentence Served, Justice Not Michael Curzon January 23, 2025 The court tried to rectify the government’s failure—but it’s still far from enough.
UK Assisted Suicide Panel Skewed Toward Legalization Advocates Michael Curzon January 22, 2025 Experts complain that “any reasonable person would be deeply troubled by the one-sided nature of those being called” as witnesses.
Criminals Released Early to Reduce Prison Overcrowding Graham Barnfield August 24, 2024 Controversial policy coincides with conveyor-belt detention of ‘far right’ rioters and social media users.
U.S. and UK Strike Iran-Backed Militias in Iraq and Syria Zoltán Kottász February 5, 2024 U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in the region to negotiate an alliance with Saudi Arabia and Israel to counter Iran.
UK Disposable Vaping Ban ‘Not Evidence-Based’ Michael Curzon January 30, 2024 Desperate Tory measure could even lead to more people smoking, critic says.
U.S. and UK Strike Back at Militants in Yemen Zoltán Kottász January 12, 2024 Iran orchestrates conflict from Yemen, targeting “Zionist” shipping
