Labour plans to digitalise driving licenses: Brits will be able to use government app as proof of valid ID for buying booze, boarding flights and voting_Nhy
Driving licenses are set to be digitalised under a new Labour scheme which will allow for people’s phones to become a valid form of ID. The plans are set to be rolled out by ministers next week, with the digital…
Labour gives up plan to replace decrepit NHS hospitals because Wes Streeting ‘can’t figure out how to fund the project’ – leaving patients at risk from crumbling buildings_Nhy
Labour is set to scrap plans to replace decrepit NHS Hospitals leaving patients potentially at risk from crumbling buildings. Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson pledged for 40 new hospitals by the end of the decade, but now the plan looks to be in ruins. Labour…
Record numbers of British millionaires ditch UK over fears Labour’s tax plans are damaging the economy_Nhy
Labour’s tax plans have triggered a record exodus of millionaires since Keir Starmer took to office. Thousands of millionaires have fled Britain amid growing concerns that new tax plans will damage the economy and international investors. The Treasury is now facing pressure…
Barry Keoghan visits Bulgaria alongside Foreign Secretary David Lammy to launch Children’s Care campaign across the globe as actor aims to ‘improve the system’_Nhy
Barry Keoghan touched down in Bulgaria alongside Foreign Secretary David Lammy on Friday, to launch Children’s Care campaign across the globe. The Saltburn actor, 32, and the Labour politician, 52, attended the public event at a children’s care complex in the capital Sofia. The duo made…
I am happy to be the ‘Iron Chancellor’, boasts Rachel Reeves amid fears of a new raid on pensions after she appointed an anti-triple lock minister with government finances crumbling_Nhy
Under-fire Rachel Reeves today boasted she can still be the ‘Iron Chancellor’ as she insisted Britain would be in a worse position if she had not hiked taxes. The Chancellor sounded defiance in her first broadcast interview since the UK suffered an…
Farmers take their fight to the checkouts: Tractors mass in supermarket car parks in battle against Keir Starmer’s tax raid on family farms_Nhy
Farmers have taken the fight to supermarkets as they park their tractors in car parks across the country to protest against Keir Starmer‘s inheritance tax raid. Dozens have descended on their local supermarkets to try and highlight the financial challenges that…
Looser loan rules for first-time-buyers and scrapping £100 contactless payment limit among options as Labour desperately scrambles to boost growth_Nhy
Looser loan rules for first-time buyers are among the moves being mulled by Labour to boost growth, it was revealed today. Financial regulators could offer lenders more scope to back ‘responsible risk-taking’. Ditching the £100 limit on contactless payments in…
How to turn OFF the Government’s ‘Armageddon’ emergency alert message that is set to sound on every smartphone in the UK_Nhy
Millions of smartphone users are set to see a ten-second warning appear on their devices later this year as the UK Government repeats a test of its controversial emergency alert system. The message, which was last sent out on April 2023, will…
Keir Starmer’s top legal adviser refuses to clarify whether he approved law change paving the way for Gerry Adams to receive compensation_Nhy
Sir Keir Starmer’s top legal adviser yesterday refused to say whether he approved a law change which paves the way for Gerry Adams – a former client – to receive compensation. Lord Hermer KC, the Attorney General, was accused by Tory MPs of…
Labour ‘capitulates’ on China after signalling support for a new Chinese mega-embassy in the heart of London_Nhy
Labour has been accused of ‘capitulating’ to China after signalling its support for a new Chinese mega-embassy in the heart of London. Foreign Secretary David Lammy and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper yesterday revealed the Met police had ‘withdrawn their objection’ to China’s plans. In a joint letter to the…