In tomorrow’s Budget, Chancellor Philip Hammond is expected to announce that free railcards will be offered to millennials, as part of an attempt to court younger voters.
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There’s another story behind the Manchester terror attack: how locals responded
Last night, Manchester became the target of the deadliest terrorist attack on domestic soil since the 7/7 bombings in London.
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Theresa May has some cheek going cap in hand to India, an ex-British colony, for a post-Brexit deal
Theresa May is visiting India this week cup in hand, to ask for a favourable post-Brexit trade deal.
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NEW NOISE: The Tuts
The Tuts are three women from West London who batter their instruments, crowdsurf, and write punk pop tunes that demand dancing.
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Jeremy Corbyn supporters have been demonised from the word go
Despite the Conservative Party’s success in leading Britain into the disaster of Brexit, the complete lack of responsibility taken by the three key figures in the Brexit campaign (Johnson, Farage and Gove), the very public mess of professional backstabbings that followed, and the fact that Theresa May, a politician will a clear disregard for basic human rights, is ensconced in Number 10, all eyes seem to be on the Labour Party’s struggles.
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Labour disrespected its own members by trying to bar them from voting – the High Court ruling will benefit Corbyn all the more
Today the High Court ruled that it is unlawful for Labour’s National Executive Committee (NEC) to bar 130,000 new party members from voting in the upcoming leadership election.
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Jeremy Corbyn created the role of Mental Health Minister – he didn’t axe it without a fight
Today, Labour supporters, MPs, and mental health campaigners alike are disappointed to learn that in the wake of the Labour Coup, the position of Shadow Minister for Mental Health has been scrapped.
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