On Tuesday 18 October the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee will be taking evidence from two panels of witnesses as part of its inquiry on the UK’s labour supply. At 3pm the committee will hear from: David Sheen, Public Affairs Director, UK Hospitality Kris
LABOUR’S Jonathan Reynolds has called for a General Election and branded the recent behaviour of the Government a “disgrace”. Appearing on GB News this morning (SUN), Mr Reynolds said: “I don’t think anyone right now can say they’re getting what they want. The last three
THE General Secretary of ASLEF says the unions ‘hasn’t walked away from the table’ as rail strikes continue to cause disruption across the country. Mick Whelan also told GB News he felt it was too soon to arbitrate. Speaking to Alastair Stewart he said: “I
EXTREME violence linked to so-called “Incel communities” is accelerating and can now linked to 59 murders, a leading expert has claimed. Incel refers to people who describe themselves as “involuntarily celibate” and online communities have been linked to the promotion of violence against women and
THE Queen represented “the best in us” according to the former Australia Prime Minister, Paul Abbott. He told GB News: “While it is a sad and sombre day, it’s also a day to give thanks for one of the most magnificent lives the world has
PRINCESS Diana would have healed the rift between Harry and William – and may have prevented Megxit, her former bodyguard has said. Ken Wharfe said he believed she would have urged her son and wife Meghan to give things “more time” before walking away from
A settlement which will support almost £3.6 billion worth of projects and secure the long-term future of London’s transport network has today (30th August) been agreed with TfL. The settlement, which includes just under £1.2 billion of upfront funding and brings Government’s total funding to
Richard Osman, Rev. Richard Coles, Kate Mosse, Robert Harris, Dorothy Koomson, Bella Mackie and Paula Hawkins are amongst the authors confirmed for Capital Crime, London’s only crime and thriller festival, which returns 29th September – 1st October after its hugely successful inaugural event in 2019.
A Ukrainian MP has praised the British public for their support on the six-month anniversary of the start of the war there. Oleksiy Goncharenko told GB News: “Thank you for covering all these six months of the war going on in our country and definitely
FORMER Tory MP Brooks Newmark has said his charity network has helped some 14,000 Ukrainians to reach safety. Asked why he got involved, the former minister told GB News in an exclusive interview: “I just sort of felt I couldn’t sit there and do nothing.