Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has said the government has had two years to think of alternatives to letting people out of prison early. Speaking on GB News he said: “Think back just two years when there was the first early release of prisoners, and it was
Hamish Falconer, Minister for European Relations, has declined to give a timeline for how the government is going to increase defence spending and when that will reach Nato’s target of 3.5% of GDP. Asked about how spending will be increased, he told GB News: “We
The UK Prime Minister, Andy Burnham should adopt five key tax policy principles to kickstart the economy, say leading audit, tax and business advisory firm, Blick Rothenberg. In an effort to raise these issues, the Head of Tax at Blick Rothenberg, Sean Drury, has written
Labour peer Lord Cryer has said the early release scheme was “a mistake” and said he would not oppose Parliament being recalled before September to debate the issue. Speaking on GB News he said: “What we’re living with is massive underinvestment in the prison system
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has accused Andy Burnham of being more interested in buses than in the legislation on the early release of prisoners. Speaking on GB News he said: “The 2026 Sentencing Act: No doubt at the forefront of your mind, something that you have
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has called on Andy Burnham to outline his plans for the country in an early October Budget. On the VAT cut on energy bills, he told GB News: “It’s not the best way to help people with their energy
Business Secretary Peter Kyle has defended Sir Keir Starmer’s visit to Ukraine and said that he has played a pivotal role in “stopping the expansion of Russia across the continent of Europe.” He told GB News: “The main business of Parliament this week has already
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has said Andy Burnham’s spending plans will lead to a financial crisis in the UK. Speaking on GB News he said: “Squeezed until the pips squeak. That seems to be the new motto of Mr Burnham. “£38 billion – just wait until
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has claimed that Nigel Farage is “cracking under the pressure” of media scrutiny. On Farage’s claim of an Establishment stitch up, she told GB News’ Political Editor Christopher Hope: “How is it a stitch up? He’s the one who called
Nigel Farage has slated rival political leaders for saying they will not field candidates in the upcoming Clacton by-election and said he was being portrayed as if he was “a war criminal”. In an exclusive interview with GB News, Farage denied that a by-election was