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Thursday, 7 August 2025
Homelessness Minister Threw Out Her Tenants – Then Increased Rent by £700 a Month
The landlord MP has previously spoken out against “private renters being exploited” and said her Government will “empower people to challenge unreasonable rent increases”.
Labour’s Renters’ Rights Bill, which will become law next year, prohibits landlords who have ended a tenancy in order to sell a property from relisting it for higher rent until at least six months after tenants have moved out.
A source close to Ali said her tenants’ had been told their tenancy would not be renewed and were offered the chance to stay on a rolling contract before she put the house up for sale – and the property was only relisted for rent after she did not find a buyer.
A spokesperson for Ali said: “Rushanara takes her responsibilities seriously and complied with all relevant legal requirements.”
Conservative Shadow Housing Secretary, James Cleverly, called on Ali to consider her position, saying the allegations “would be an example of the most extreme hypocrisy and she should not have the job as Homelessness Minister”.
Last March, Ali rented out the four-bedroom townhouse, less than a mile from London’s Olympic Park, for £3,300 a month....<<<Read More>>>...
Wednesday, 2 July 2025
Reeves in Tears as Starmer Refuses to Guarantee She Will Stay in Job
Sir Keir Starmer failed to repeat a guarantee that Rachel Reeves will remain in her role as Chancellor for the whole of Labour’s first term in power as the Prime Minister remained under huge pressure over his welfare bill climbdown.
Kemi Badenoch took aim at a visibly emotional Ms Reeves during Prime Minister’s Questions and labelled the Chancellor a “human shield” for Sir Keir’s “incompetence”.
The Chancellor could be seen wiping tears from her face during PMQs although the exact reason why was not immediately clear.
Downing Street promised in January this year that Ms Reeves would remain as Chancellor for the duration of the five year parliament.
Mrs Badenoch asked Sir Keir to repeat the commitment.
Gesturing towards Ms Reeves, the Tory leader said: “She looks absolutely miserable. She looks absolutely miserable. Labour MPs are going on the record saying that the Chancellor is toast and the reality is that she is a human shield for his incompetence.
“In January he said that she would be in post until the next election. Will she really?”
Sir Keir said: “She certainly won’t [directed at Mrs Badenoch]. I have to say I am always cheered up when she asks me questions or responds to a statement because she always makes a complete mess of it and shows just how unserious and irrelevant they are.”
Mrs Badenoch then noted that Sir Keir had not guaranteed his Chancellor’s future.
“How awful for the Chancellor that he couldn’t confirm that she will stay in place,” she said....<<<Read More>>>...
Friday, 25 April 2025
Net Zero “Harms Human Lives”, Trump’s Envoy Warns Starmer
“There is no national or economic security without energy security, and energy security is not possible without access to secure, affordable and reliable access to energy,” he said.
“Unfortunately, the focus during the last [US] administration was on climate politics and policies leading to that scarcity. These policies have been embraced by many, not just the United States, and harm human lives.”
His warning came after Mr Miliband opened the summit with a declaration that “home-grown, low-carbon power is our nationally chosen route to energy security”, warning that reliance on gas cost Britain dearly when international prices surged following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Mr Joyce highlighted America’s exports of liquefied natural gas to countries including the UK and stressed the importance of cheap energy to prosperity.
He said: “Energy is essential to absolutely everything that we do. It’s the one industry that undergirds all of the others we know.
“A highly energised society raises people out of poverty and brings health, wealth and opportunity, wherever it’s found in abundance. When and where their energy is scarce or restricted, humans suffer.”
Mr Joyce also stressed the dangers of depending on China for the rare
earth metals used in wind turbines, warning against “trading one form
of dependency for another, putting abstract emissions goals – in the
interest of our adversaries – first, and the security of our people
last”....<<<Read More>>>...
Friday, 21 March 2025
Travel chaos as Heathrow airport closes after blaze at electrical substation
Airlines face days of disruption with hundreds of thousands of scheduled passengers already unable to fly in and out of Europe's busiest airport, after what ministers said was an "unusual and unprecedented incident".
London fire brigade was called shortly after 11pm on Thursday to a fire at an electrical substation in Hayes, west London, with power also cut to thousands of homes.
More than 70 firefighters tackled the blaze, which the brigade said at 8am was under control, with more than 20,000 litres of oil having caught fire in a transformer. Officers said that despite the acrid smell, there was no air quality danger to the public.
The cause of the fire is unknown, although security sources indicated there was no immediate indication of foul play.
A spokesperson for the Met Police said: "We are working with the London Fire Brigade to establish the cause of the fire which remains under investigation. While there is currently no indication of foul play we retain an open mind at this time.
"Given the location of the substation and the impact this incident has had on critical national infrastructure, the Met's Counter Terrorism Command is now leading enquiries.
"This is due to the specialist resources and capabilities within that command that can assist in progressing this investigation at pace to minimise disruption and identify the cause." The detectives have the security clearance to access sensitive material as investigators try to establish the fire's cause.
Heathrow is regarded a potential target for terrorism or sabotage, the incidence of which, backed by state actors, has been rising in recent years.
National Grid said substation fires were "extraordinarily rare" and it was not able to "rule anything in or out"....<<<Read More>>>...
Sunday, 15 December 2024
Manchester City 1 2 Manchester United
Josko Gvardiol's first-half header looked to be giving City victory in a largely dismal clash until United staged a remarkable turnaround to give new manager Ruben Amorim a landmark win early in his reign.
Amad Diallo was United's star performer, winning the 88th minute penalty that saw Bruno Fernandes equalise after the youngster was fouled by Matheus Nunes.
As City tried to regroup, Diallo then pounced in the closing seconds of normal time to score from a tight angle.
It was a rich reward for United boss Amorim after he ruthlessly axed Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho from his match day squad, but then suffered an early blow when Mason Mount was struck down by his latest injury, limping off after only 14 minutes.
Opportunities were at a premium in a game largely made up of desperate mediocrity, United looking to have wasted their best opportunity to equalise 17 minutes from time when Fernandes raced clear on to Rasmus Hojlund's pass, only to lift his finish over the onrushing Ederson but wide.
The game was turned on its head in that frantic finale, City's fans furious and jeering their side while United's followers celebrated wildly in their corner of Etihad Stadium....<<<Read More>>>...
Friday, 6 December 2024
UK consumers have paid £1 billion this year to turn off wind farms and start-up gas plants
“So far this year, the UK has spent more than £1 billion ($1.3 billion) in ‘congestion costs’ to turn off plants that can’t deliver electricity because of grid constraints, and switch on others,” Bloomberg reports. A cost that is ultimately borne by consumers.
The UK has boosted its offshore wind fleet by 50% in the past five years and plans to double it in the next five years, but the grid hasn’t expanded at the same pace, resulting in the operator paying wind farms to turn off.
So far in 2024, the UK has spent over £1 billion in “congestion costs” to turn off wind farms that can’t deliver electricity due to grid constraints and switch on others, with Scotland’s offshore wind farms being particularly affected.
The problem of curtailed generation has become increasingly common, with this year’s congestion costs exceeding last year’s total and second only to 2022 when power prices were almost three times as high...<<<Read More>>>...
Monday, 2 December 2024
We live in the age of Snitches and Sneaks
Governments are introducing laws to encourage people to report their friends, neighbours, and colleagues to the authorities. A single complaint that is in line with the Great Reset can lead to significant changes while thousands protesting against the Great Reset are ignored or dismissed.Today, sneaking and snitching are encouraged and are an essential part of “social credit.” The latest fashion for reporting any slight or mild offence or even imagined to the police is also part of “social credit.” And the authorities positively encourage the public to see offence in every word or gesture and make their complaints accordingly. Anyone accused of causing “distress” to a complainant (usually described as a victim) may be questioned, harassed, arrested and tossed into a cell for 24 hours to decourager les autres.
We live in discouraging times and things are, I fear, only going to get worse.
We already live in the age of the snitch and the sneak. Governments everywhere are constantly bringing in new laws to encourage people to ‘tell’ on their friends, neighbours and workmates. The aim, of course, is to ensure that none of us trusts anyone else.
And in this new world, of course, it only takes one complaint to produce a result.
r gesture and make their complaints accordingly. Anyone accused of causing “distress” to a complainant (usually described as a victim) may be questioned, harassed, arrested and tossed into a cell for 24 hours to decourager les autres.
We live in discouraging times and things are, I fear, only going to get worse....<<<Read More>>>...
Saturday, 30 November 2024
Biden administration to let migrants skip ICE check-ins in New York City
A report in the New York Post indicated that the outgoing administration intends to launch an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) portal app starting in early December in New York City that will allow migrants to bypass in-person check-ins to their local ICE office.
Insiders raised concerns and warned that the move is a "half-baked" plan that will lead more asylum seekers to abscond.
The app, which is set to be launched soon in the form of a pilot program in select cities, will allow the millions of illegal migrants released into the U.S. to await their asylum proceedings and check in with immigration officials on a phone or computer, two sources familiar with the app revealed.
Department of Homeland Security sources told The Post that the app will make it easier for migrants to flee authorities in part because the software has proven to be glitchy and unreliable.
Even when it's working correctly, the new app doesn't check for past arrests or outstanding warrants – something the current system tied to in-person appointments does, sources said.
That's just one of a handful of initiatives being pushed through before inauguration day – including allowing migrants to contest government orders to undergo electronic tracking while they await their immigration appointments.
The Biden admin is also working to make changes that allow migrants to stay in the United States. In yet another move, while the illegal immigrants wait to plead their asylum cases in immigration courts, they will no longer be required to check in with their local ICE field office every few months.
Critics of the illegal border policies of Biden note that under his presidency the number of migrants illegally crossing the southern border exploded, leading to massive lines and backlogs at ICE field offices. And causing many of the problems that systems are encountering today....<<<Read More>>>...
Saturday, 9 November 2024
Here's why Trump won the election, and what he may do now
Donald Trump has won the US election. After serving as the 45th president between 2017 and 2021, he will now be the 47th. Trump has not merely defeated but trounced his opponent Kamala Harris. She was crushed so badly, she even failed to address her supporters at the traditional election party and instead - there's really no nicer word for it - slunk away.
Claiming his victory, meanwhile, Trump told his voters that they - and he, of course - had "made history." He is very likely to be right about that.
While rhetoric about "the most important election in our lifetime" has been badly overused for campaigning purposes, in this case, Trump's second victory really is special. The fact that he is the first president since the 1880s to win a second term after being out of office is the least of it. Such trivia will make for good game-show questions. But what turns the return of the Donald - as he used to be called semi-affectionately when still generally mistaken for a buffoon - into a historic event is that it is occurring at a very peculiar moment.
We are witnessing the decline and fall of, at least, American supremacy, and, possibly, of the American polity as we know it. At the same time, a multipolar world order is emerging. It is against that background of historic change that we have to understand the Trump Phenomenon...<<<Read More>>>...
Wednesday, 6 November 2024
Keir Starmer’s Labour Takes the Art of Political Lying to a Whole New Level
Before the election Rachel Reeves said “we don’t need higher taxes. What we need is growth… and I have no plans to increase any taxes beyond those which we have already set out.” Then, Reeves said she would increase taxes by £8.5 billion, spending by £9.5 billion, and borrowing by £3.5 billion by 2028/29. Last week, she raised taxes by £40 billion, spending by £76 billion and borrowing by £36 billion.
This weekend, Reeves justified her broken promise, telling the BBC, “I didn’t know about the state of the public finances” before the election. But this was a lie on top of another lie. In June, before the election, her secret tax plans were reported in the Guardian. Labour sources had blabbed, saying upon arrival at the Treasury Reeves would claim to be surprised by her inheritance and seek a “doctor’s mandate” to raise taxes. “That is not what they are presenting the public with right now,” the sources admitted.
Such was the suspicion that Reeves would do this, she was forced to deny it in a pre-election interview in the Financial Times. “We’ve got the OBR now,” she said, explaining that the independent Office for Budget Responsibility meant “you don’t need to win an election” to know the details of the public finances. Among the tax rises she ruled out in that interview, two – capital gains tax and changes to inheritance tax reliefs – were in the Budget, and proposed in a report written by Reeves in 2018. …
And her claims about the so-called fiscal hole have also fallen apart. Before the Budget, the Treasury briefed the media that the OBR would publish a full breakdown of the £22 billion figure, and justify what Reeves has been saying since July. But that is not what happened. The OBR report identified £9.5 billion of in-year spending pressures – pressures of the kind that arise every year, and were never denied by the Tories – and said the remainder of Reeves’s claim was explained by Labour’s own public sector pay deals. “Nothing in our review,” the OBR Chairman said, “was a legitimisation of that £22 billion.” …
Reeves and her colleagues have taken the ‘art’ of political lying to a whole new level. Before the election the Environment Secretary, Steve Reed, said Labour had “no intention” of changing agricultural property relief for inheritance tax, and said it was “desperate nonsense” to claim otherwise. But the Budget cut the relief for thousands of farms. …<<<Read More>>>...
Monday, 4 November 2024
RFK Jr. says a Trump White House would immediately push to remove fluoride from water
Kennedy linked fluoride to various illnesses, despite major medical associations supporting water fluoridation, which they say is safe and a benefit to public health.
"President @realDonaldTrump and First Lady @MELANIATRUMP want to Make America Healthy Again," the former Democratic presidential hopeful wrote in a post to X, tagging Michael Connett, an attorney who has led litigation that opposes the fluoridation of public drinking water.
Kennedy, a vaccine skeptic who has a history
of pushing conspiracy theories, is primed to play a key role in a
future Trump administration's health policy. Since dropping out of the
presidential race and endorsing Trump, Kennedy has frequently appeared
on the campaign stumping for the former president, and Trump said at a
rally this week that if he is elected, Kennedy is "going to work on
health and women's health."
Trump has embraced Kennedy. At an event in Arizona earlier this week, the former president said that Kennedy "can do anything he wants" in a potential Trump administration.<<<Read More>>>...
Sunday, 3 November 2024
If Kamala wins, prepare for climate change authoritarianism and the destruction of America’s economy
With Election Day right around the corner, one of the issues voters are voting on this election cycle is energy policy. Donald Trump talks a big game about reinvigorating America's energy independence through the expanded use of native fossil fuels while Kamala Harris wants more climate authoritarianism, which in the end will only lead to the destruction of America's economy.
California's Kern County – Kamala used to be attorney general in California – is a gold mine for fossil fuels. It boasts some of the world's largest oil fields with an estimated reserve of somewhere around 27 billion barrels. Since that oil is considered "heavy" oil, making it more difficult to extract and refine, California developed some of the cleanest and most advanced methods of purifying that oil without destroying the environment – a win-win, right?
The problem is that, thanks to the climate policies of Democrats, California currently imports around 75 percent of its oil and 90 percent of its natural gas. On top of that, Democrats in California are also forcing the state's residents to subsidize expensive "renewable" energy programs based on wind and solar.
It is a mess, in other words, and one that Kamala wants to replicate on a national scale. Should she end up getting installed into the White House, Kamala will turn the entire country into California, but in all the wrong ways....<<<Read More>>>...
Monday, 21 October 2024
Keir Starmer signals the introduction of further 'nanny state measures' to prevent ill health - as PM commits to supervised toothbrushing for young children
The Prime Minister gave the example of teaching children to brush their teeth as he suggested he could introduce more interventionist policies.
He was also asked about the smoking ban he is planning to introduce, with further suggested measures such as banning smoking in beer gardens.
Asked if he was looking at taxing ultra-processed foods, or the salt and sugar content in products or increasing labelling to improve the public’s health, he did not directly respond.
But he cited the example of supervised tooth brushing before saying there were ‘other things that we will put out there for consultation’....<<<Read More>>>...
Friday, 2 August 2024
Labour Party policy will kill thousands of old people this winter
The decision by the UK’s new Labour Government to punish and kill many of Britain’s oldest and most vulnerable citizens by removing the life-saving winter fuel allowance should not come as a surprise. After all, far left-wing politicians know that most elderly people aren’t stupid enough to vote for them. This is partly punishment.
Starmer’s communist government is committed to the wicked insanity known as “Net Zero” – the ruthless plan to pander to the privileged, vocal and ignorant few by reducing the size of the population, killing the elderly, the sick and the truly poor (and therefore unwanted citizens) by forcing the UK into an energy crisis and by destroying what is left of hope and ambition and by devising policies which will cause the greatest harm to the weakest and most vulnerable members of society.
No one should be fooled by the Labour Party’s fake concern for the poor and the sick. The Labour Party consists of men and women (and probably inbetweenies) who are securely settled within the Establishment and just as rich and well-connected as the odious Tory party plutocrats who were rejected by a furious electorate.
Now that an overtly communist government is in charge the only thing that is going to change is that the State is going to get ever bigger and more ruthless and intrusive and individuals are going to be crushed into submission.
We are now racing at top speed into the inhuman world that Orwell, Huxley and Waugh warned us about – a world of privileged bureaucrats and ruthless, insane billionaires.
Don’t be fooled by Starmer’s paper-thin impersonation of a harmless
council bureaucrat. Sir Keir Starmer is a lawyer married to a lawyer, a
multi-millionaire who lives in a million pound plus home, owns valuable
land, earns the best part of £200,000 a year and who, during the last
Parliament, did a passably convincing impersonation of a footballer’s
wife by grabbing £76,000 worth of free suits and tickets for pop
concerts and football matches. Starmer and his odious supporters are
Britain’s version of the Soviet politburo – men and women who enjoyed
great privileges and perks which were denied to the starving and
oppressed serfs.
Taking away the winter fuel allowance from the
poorest of the poor – the elderly struggling to survive on the Western
world’s poorest pension and unwilling to claim charity or benefits – was
an unforgivable political act of premeditated cruelty. The result will
be that the number of old people dying of the cold next winter will
rocket to well over 100,000. They know that will happen, of course....<<<Read More>>>...
Monday, 29 July 2024
Labour Has Just Betrayed a Generation of Young People (because they are a corrupt tyrannical bunch of liars and incompetents and you’ve seen nothing yet)
Less than a week before the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 was to come into force – over a year since it was given Royal Assent in May last year after passing through two houses of Parliament – the Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has announced her “decision to stop further commencement… in order to consider options, including its repeal”.
I had to read her statement several times to believe it, thinking at first it might be an anti-Labour “deep fake” designed to imply that the new Government is callously indifferent not just to free speech, but the democratic process itself.
When the Act passed last year, ultimately with cross-party support, I let out a loud sigh of relief rather than a cheer. It had taken months of exhausting arguments, hours of speeches and the watering down of amendments just to modestly enhance the academic freedom duty on universities. This would allow a complaints scheme for students, staff and visiting speakers, who could seek compensation if they suffered a breach of a university’s obligations, and allowed fines or sanctions for higher education providers and student unions if they transgressed....<<<Read More>>>...
Sunday, 28 July 2024
Group asks House Speaker to investigate whether Democrats used 25th Amendment threat to force Biden out of presidential race
The opposition research firm The American Accountability Foundation has sent a letter to House Speaker Mike Johnson asking the House Judiciary and Oversight committees to find out whether Democrats threatened the elderly president with the 25th Amendment to get him to step aside...<<<Read More>>>...
Tuesday, 16 July 2024
Biden on July 8: ‘We’re done talking about the debate, it’s time to put Trump in a bullseye’
The 81-year-old Democrat made the comments about former President Donald J. Trump, who survived an assassination attempt yesterday, in a recording of a July 8 call with donors obtained by POLITICO.
Speaking to “hundreds” of leading donors and bundlers on his National Finance Committee, Biden said: “We need to move forward. Look, we have roughly 40 days til the convention, 120 days til the election. We can’t waste any more time being distracted."
“I have one job, and that’s to beat Donald Trump. I’m absolutely certain I’m the best person to be able to do that. So, we’re done talking about the debate; it’s time to put Trump in a bullseye,” he declared...<<<Read More>>>...
Wednesday, 10 July 2024
FULL-TIME: England 2-1 Netherlands
This Three Lions side just don't know how to lose, they have delivered on the big stage again.
Ollie Watkins the hero off the bench with a sensational goal in the 90th minute.
England fully deserved it, and now it's time for them to party!...<<<Read More>>>...
Tuesday, 9 July 2024
Reform would have won 94 seats if first-past-the-post was ditched, electoral reform campaigners claim
Labour would still have come top and the Tories second under a ‘proportional representation’ (PR) voting system.
But, crucially, Sir Keir Starmer‘s party would have been denied its massive Commons majority of more than 170 seats – won even though Labour got barely one in three of the votes cast last week.
And Nigel Farage‘s Reform UK party, which last week got just five seats on 14.3 per cent of the vote, would have been catapulted into third place with 94 seats.
Or at least, they would if our traditional first-past-the-post system were to be replaced with the so-called ‘additional member system’ (AMS) of PR used in the Scottish and Welsh parliamentary elections.
According to the Electoral Reform Society, last week’s results would take Labour down from 412 seats to just 236, based on their 33.7 per cent share of the vote. The Conservatives would rise from 121 seats to a more respectable 157.
Sir Ed Davey’s Liberal Democrats,
traditionally one of PR’s biggest supporters who got just over 12 per
cent of the vote, would have a modest rise from 72 to 77 MPs....<<<Read More>>>...
Labour Won the UK Election with 20% of the Possible Vote
As a result of this absurd election, while the rest of the world lurches to the right, the UK has lurched to the far left and, having had a statist quasi-communist government for much of the last 14 years, we now have a real bright red commie government. The commies aren’t under the bed. They’re now in it.
Starmer received far fewer votes than Corbyn received in 2019 – and Corbyn was considered less than successful.
As a result of this utterly absurd election result, we can all expect our oil, gas and electricity supplies to become rather expensive in 2025. David Lammy has been appointed Foreign Secretary. The Labour Party is almost certainly going to make sure that the oil and gas in the North Sea stays where it is. And the supplies from Russia have been cut off. That leaves the UK with having to import supplies of oil and gas from the USA. (Unless the Labour Party brings the stuff over in yachts it will be brought over in diesel-powered tankers). Lammy famously described President Donald Trump as a sociopath and as “a racist KKK and Nazi sympathiser.” If Trump becomes President of the USA it does not seem likely that these comments will help secure lasting trade agreements between America and the UK.
So why on earth did Sunak call an election when the Conservatives were clearly unprepared?
How about this for an explanation.
Maybe Sunak was TOLD to call an election because he was stumbling about and not doing enough to take us into the Great Reset without delay. Maybe the plan was to allow Starmer to form a Labour Government because it was known that he would take us into Net Zero and the Great Reset without any delay....<<<Read More>>>...