Who helped shape Labour’s new Islamophobia definition?
Ministers refused to answer. Then they said the records had been deleted, despite rules requiring them to be retained.
Angela Rayner must come clean: who helped write it, and what are they hiding?
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Lord Hermer was unfit to be Attorney General.
He hounded British soldiers and refused to apologise for it.
Labour refuse to say if he took his severance payment.
I love kids.
I love stuffed animals.
But she is an MP!!!
If she were a nursery nurse, this would make sense.
How are these our politicians?!
These are our leaders!! 🤯
Labour retreats on judge-only courts, but jury trial curbs remain on the table
Labour is reportedly preparing to abandon plans to introduce a new system of judge-only courts, following months of opposition from lawyers and concern among its own MPs.
https://t.co/OFZjHK26tT
Earlier this year, six Chagossian Christians returned to their ancestral islands and began worshipping there again.
They asked us if the Archbishop of Canterbury might send them a blessed Bible.
We asked.
Lambeth Palace declined our request and suggested we contact the Bible Society instead.
Yet on 11 September, the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the Archbishop personally presented an award for “Reconciliation and Interfaith Cooperation” to Hafiz Tahir Ashrafi, who had previously proposed honouring Osama bin Laden with the title “Sword of God”.
That award has now, rightly, been withdrawn.
But what does this say about the priorities and judgement of the Church of England?
Six isolated Christians asked their Archbishop for a Bible.
They deserved better.
Earlier this year, six Chagossian Christians returned to their ancestral islands and began worshipping there again.
They asked us if the Archbishop of Canterbury might send them a blessed Bible.
We asked.
Lambeth Palace declined our request and suggested we contact the Bible Society instead.
Yet on 11 September, the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the Archbishop personally presented an award for “Reconciliation and Interfaith Cooperation” to Hafiz Tahir Ashrafi, who had previously proposed honouring Osama bin Laden with the title “Sword of God”.
That award has now, rightly, been withdrawn.
But what does this say about the priorities and judgement of the Church of England?
Six isolated Christians asked their Archbishop for a Bible.
They deserved better.
In Burnham’s Britain, the only winners are on Benefits Street.
We need a government that supports small businesses and the self-employed.
The Conservatives will always back the people who wake up early and get the job done.
Canada already has a trade deal with the EU (CETA) but in 2025, the UK alone bought more more goods from Canada (6.4% of Canadian exports) than the whole EU (5.5%).
The UK's imports from Canada increased by 154% since 2021 using CETA and now we are both members of the CPTPP.
Meanwhile the US alone bought 73% of all Canadian exports in 2025.
Canada's second largest export market was the UK, then China, then Japan.
But Carney wants to become an EU "associate" member.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The EU doesn’t even use the trade agreement they already have with Canada, (which took 7 years to negotiate.) 🙄
Carney’s ‘meaningless’ EU offer unravels
https://t.co/6bREUpSKcQ