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In response to a segment in which a “pro-EU expert” discussed the Northern Ireland Protocol, Conservative MP John Redwood lashed out at the network. Sir Jonathan Jones, a former permanent legal secretary, was featured on the BBC’s Prime Minister’s Programme earlier this month. Evan Davis, the host of the show,
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The Bank of England, which was established independent of the government by Gordon Brown, has been slammed by a former senior cabinet member for failing to grasp the danger presented to the British economy. At the same time, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has appointed another anti-Brexit economist to the bank’s board,
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As the BBC gets ready for a future without the licence fee, its executives are already talking about new ways to make money. Last month, board members of the broadcaster are said to have taken a close look at several funding options. There is a lot of work to be
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On Cross Question, Iain Dale was joined by Labour MP Christian Wakeford and Conservative MP Richard Holden, who discussed Beergate. Mr Wakeford reminded listeners that Sir Keir Starmer has consistently said that no rules were breached during a break from work in Durham, when he and his Labour colleagues had curry
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The Prime Minister is also facing requests for an emergency budget to combat the rising cost of living. The Tories want Mr Sunak to rescind last month’s national insurance hike to assist promote economic development. The Tories lost nearly 400 council seats throughout England, including Barnet, Wandsworth, and Westminster in London. Even if Tory MPs believed
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According to the Guardian, while being investigated by police for child molestation, an MP offered advice to the government on how to prevent child sexual exploitation. A policy paper titled “Group-based child sexual exploitation characteristics of offending” was written by former Wakefield MP Imran Ahmad Khan as part of a
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