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Sir Iain Duncan Smith says that the high cost of living in the UK could be fixed by cutting taxes and increasing benefits. As a result of the rising cost of living, the former Conservative Party leader has urged the Government to make significant fiscal policy adjustments. Mr Duncan Smith says that a recession could happen if the government doesn’t do something to
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Nancy Pelosi and top Biden Democrats have been called “fundamentally ignorant” regarding Northern Ireland by senior UK Government officials who think they are getting orders from Sinn Fein. The UK government is “frustrated” by Ms Pelosi’s new involvement from Washington DC and as a key advisor to the Biden administration. It follows a determined campaign by top Democrats to undermine the UK Government, including threats to obstruct a
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Sir Keir Starmer has met with a group from the United States to negotiate a “working” agreement between the EU and the Northern Ireland Executive. On Saturday, Keir Starmer met with a group from the House Ways and Means Committee headed by Representative Richard Neal. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s comments on a possible US-UK trade pact in the wake of
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The foreign secretary will meet with a top Democrat later today, over government plans to scrap parts of the Northern Ireland protocol. It follows the US House Speaker’s warning that Congress won’t support a free trade deal with the UK if it discards the post Brexit agreement. Former conservative MP, Michael Brown, told GB news that Democrats are trying to appeal
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While Labour continues to beat the drum that something must be done to address the rising cost of living, they remain relatively mute on their long-term plans for bringing Britain out of its present financial crisis. The only short-term proposal they appear to be proposing is a windfall tax on energy firms, which, although appealing, is a drop in the
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The first aircraft transporting Channel migrants from Britain to Rwanda was set to take off when it was stopped from leaving the airstrip due to a late court challenge filed against the Home Office. The first flight was cancelled after a migrant charity filed a legal challenge. The Home Secretary’s new deportation strategy has gotten a lot of attention recently.
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