Keir Starmer has managed to pick: An anti-corruption minister who resigned after being accused of corruption. A homelessness minister who resigned after making people homeless. A housing minister caught up in a tax scandal over a second home. He loves fellow hypocrites.

ABSOLUTE GOLD: A comment from a Telegraph reader 👇 All Rayner has done was ask her cabinet colleagues for advice. She started with the ex transport minister but then realised she was a fraudster, she tried the chancellor for economic advice, however she lied on her CV, so she

We already know that Angela Rayner was lobbying to increase stamp duty in the upcoming Budget. What we don’t know is what other discussions she was having with the Treasury about hiking taxes on the family home. To avoid any accusations of a whitewash, the Ethics Adviser must

Phase 4?

The murder of Charlie Kirk is a tragedy, and a sign of the utter desperation and cowardice of those who could not defeat him in argument. Charlie Kirk has been killed not for espousing extremist views - because he didn’t. He has been killed for saying things that used to be

An elected representative of your own party, Rosie Duffield MP, was advised by police not to attend Labour conference because of the physical risk to her from trans activists. You did nothing. You showed her no support, You criticised her for stating biological facts.

Is Morgan McSweeny the defacto PM?

Keir Starmer. The man who first saw no need for a national inquiry into the mass rape and abuse of British children. And then saw no issue with appointing a man with known links to a convicted paedophile.

Bridget Phillipson Oh spare us the fairytale Bridget 🙄 •🎭 Dad = Fraser Kemp, Labour MP before you. •🏫 Best school in the area. •🎓 Oxford Uni. •💼 Handed a safe Labour seat. No odds defied. No struggle. Just another Labour insider born into privilege, now dressing it up as “working-class

Starmer spent years plotting, then cycled through slogans + U-turns. Now in power, he’s exposed: no vision, no philosophy, just hollow rebrands + broken promises. A leader defined by emptiness.

Labour = Chaos. I don’t know why or how anyone could vote for this.

Still is one of the best knock outs I have seen by the son of Hamas, Mossab Hassan Yousef. "There is no difference. The vast majority of Palestinians support Hamas. If they did not have Israel as a common enemy, they would kill each other." Holy shit.

The £700k donation cover-up: Starmer’s right-hand man caught red-handed. The Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff has been caught covering up £700,000 in secret donations used to install Starmer as Labour leader. This isn’t just bad judgement – it’s a potential crime. I’ve called

Morgan McSweeney – now Starmer's chief aide – waged a secret war to destroy the Labour party under Jeremy Corbyn, and to mislead Labour members about what kind of leader Starmer would be. All of this was done illegally, using undeclared money. More here: youtu.be/bAOk1fZFHN8?si…

Today the Conservatives are taking the unprecedented step of publishing leaked correspondence of the legal advice given to Keir Starmer’s Chief of Staff, Morgan McSweeney. It shows how authorities may have been misled over hundreds of thousands of pounds of donations used to

Starmer and the disappearing news. Protects own pension - Sells a farm - Forgets about 7 acres of land - Lord Alli donations - His odd family set up - Christmas message with family pictures in a Muslim man's house - Victoria goes missing but pops up in Auscwitz - Laughs about

Did Keir Starmer give land to his parents via a trust, guaranteeing their estate, of which he was beneficiary, would never pay inheritance tax on its eventual value? Legal experts say yes.  Curiously No10 will not answer - despite having a list of straightforward questions for

It’s being reported that Keir Starmer gave land to his parents through a 1990s trust, ensuring the asset would never face inheritance tax regardless of its value. So he hammers farmers for the very thing he tries to dodge himself.

Seems Bridget Phillipson has a bit of a selective memory. It was The Labour Party that introduced tuition fees - plunging generations of young people into debt before they've even started working. That was in 1998. That same year, The Labour Party under Tony Blair replaced maintenance grants with