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Everybody’s got a price: Lords are currently running at £162-per day

The number of peers voting on legislation in the House of Lords has soared since they began to get paid to do it from...
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Coronavirus: Global cases top 10 million while China lockdowns 500,000 in...

A quarter of the global cases are in the US, as several states struggle to manage rising infection rates after reopening. Meanwhile, China has...
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Coronavirus: Leicester could be the first city to go into local...

The home secretary has confirmed that Leicester could be the first city to go into a local lockdown, over reports of a spike in...
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Man shot dead by police after stabbing in Glasgow hotel

A Glasgow stabbing attack leaves 6 hospitalised including ‘critically injured’ police officer Six people are being treated in hospital for their injuries, including a police...
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The Labour Party has lost it: Starmer sacks Long-Bailey for sharing...

Rebecca Long-Bailey as fallen victim to the Witchhunt "If the Labour Party could be bullied or persuaded to denounce its Marxist, the media -having tasted...
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Brixton: 22 officers injured and police cars smashed after street party

Twenty-two officers have been injured and police cars smashed up during "significant disorder" following an illegal street party in Brixton overnight. This cannot be acceptable...
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Coronavirus: Royal Mail to cut 2,000 jobs in Cost Reduction and...

Around 2,000 jobs are being cut at Royal Mail as the group announced a management overhaul to help slash costs. The postal service said the...
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Westferry planning scandal: Housing secretary Robert Jenrick admits his bias towards...

Housing secretary promises to release documents after accusations of ‘cash for favours’ Mr Jenrick told MPs he would publish all "relevant" information later on Wednesday. The...
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Coronavirus: Over 600,000 re-enter ‘soft lockdown’ after German meat plant outbreak

Two German districts are spending their first full day back in lockdown following a fresh outbreak of COVID-19 at a meat-processing plant. Two districts...
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Coronavirus: German R-Rate spikes to 60% in a day

The rate at which the virus spreads from an infected person to others has risen significantly above a critical level for keeping the pandemic...

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Paul Knaggs
Editor and founder of The Heartlands Tribune. Independent journalist and political commentator covering British politics, democracy, civil liberties, working-class communities and public ownership.