Tag: Keir Starmer
Starmer has just done to Waspi women what he’s done to the rest of the country
What is it with the Labour Party and pensioners? It seems to have a grudge against them, and it’s not afraid to act on it either. …
Labour’s economic suicide squad is crucifying UK – and it’s all part of the plan
Anybody who has seen Monty Python’s Life of Brian will remember the Suicide Squad. Now they’re in charge of Britain. …
Is Ed Miliband on borrowed time after Wes Streeting’s furious rant?
I was astonished to see Wes Streeting publicly lay into fellow Labour cabinet member Ed Miliband. Then I got it. He couldn’t stop himself. …
Now Rachel Reeves shoots Starmer in foot as economic slump sinks Labour relaunch
Nobody had a good word to say for PM Keir Starmer’s dreary reset yesterday, and he’ll be looking for someone to blame. …
Nightmare for Labour as UK economy on the brink with London stock market worst in 14 years
The London Stock Exchange is suffering from a mass exodus – its worst in more than a decade, as Keir Starmer’s woes continue with the UK economy on the brink. …
Why Keir Starmer’s botched honeymoon with business is firmly in the bin
The Labour Party attempted to woo Britain’s businesses, but they were having absolutely none of it and now we know precisely why. …
Starmer must drop immigration doublethink – or face double trouble
I’ve slammed PM Keir Starmer for everything Labour has got wrong since July but we can’t blame him for the latest shock immigration figures. Seriously. …
Starmer pledged a ‘laser-like focus on growth’ – then zapped UK economy stone dead
To win power, Labour PM Keir Starmer promised voters he’d have a “laser-like focus on economic growth”. He didn’t tell us that meant destroying it. …
Only one man can save us from mad Ed Miliband before he wrecks UK economy
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has torpedoed the UK’s economic recovery with her tax-and-spend Budget but Ed Miliband is the one who worries me. …
UK unemployment surges to 4.3% after Keir Starmer’s Labour job tax
UK unemployment rose to 4.3% in the three months to September, higher than expected and up from 4% in the three months to August. …
