SIR Jake Berry has questioned how much sway Labour peer Lord Alli has over newly elected MPs after it emerged someone who had worked for him was heavily involved in candidate selection. Speaking on GB News, Sir Jake said: “Clearly someone who works for [Lord
The Labour MP for Dover and Deal has said working class concerns over immigration are ‘valid’. Mike Tapp also defended the government’s scrapping of the winter fuel allowance for all pensioners. Speaking on GB News Mike Tapp said: “We went over [to the US] in
The Conservatives do not have to apologise for allowing millions of migrants to move to the UK in the party’s final years in power, Dame Priti Patel has said. The former Home Secretary who is one of six Tory MPs standing to replace Rishi Sunak
TORY Party leadership contender Mel Stride has said there will be “no deals” with Nigel Farage if he is elected as leader. The Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary also hit out at Farage for his comments following the recent stabbing attack in Southport. Stride told
POLICE chiefs need to introduce surge policing hot spots to tackle knife crime in the capital, according to former Home Office minister Chris Philp MP. He was commenting on a knife attack in Leicester Square in London today in which a 34-year-old woman and an
THE Conservative Party needs to embrace Nigel Farage and Reform UK to prevent them from gaining mass support in future, according to former MP Craig Mackinlay. He told GB News: “I’m rather disappointed that in 2019 when Nigel, under the Brexit Party, set aside his
The Conservative Group on Wandsworth has today (26th July) slammed the Labour administration on Wandsworth Borough Council for its sense of “denial” over the roll-out of its new waste collection scheme. Under the scheme, which was launched in June, separate vehicles now collect rubbish, recycling,
FORMER Conservative voters want Boris Johnson or David Cameron as the new leader of the party, a new opinion poll indicates. The survey, by People Polling for GB News, asked 2,077 former Tory voters who voted Conservative in 2019 who they would prefer as the
ANY delay in increasing defence spending will be “damaging” to the UK’s armed forces, according to Shadow Defence Secretary James Cartlidge. He told GB News: “There’s no timetable. There’s no plan actually. This is an amazing opportunity for the Prime Minister to go to the
FORMER Tory chairman Sir Brandon Lewis has said he believes the Conservatives lost the trust of the British public and their members when they removed Boris Johnson as leader. Asked why the Conservatives lost support, he told GB News: “I think there is a mixture