by The Editor | Nov 16, 2017 | Politics
Yesterday I had the following email from Jeremy Corbyn: Sue, we’ve just found out that the Tories in Kensington have been asking residents how important the Grenfell tragedy is on a scale of 0-10. It is insulting and insensitive. Preventing another fire like Grenfell...
by The Editor | Oct 1, 2017 | Featured, Politics
I remember the good old days when a small group of MPs were the front line in Parliamentary opposition to Blairite Labour. There were the 6 SNP MPs, 3 Plaid, Jeremy Corbyn, John McDonnell, latterly Caroline Lucas and the rest of the small band of Labour Campaign Group...
by The Editor | Sep 9, 2017 | Politics
Of Friends and Foe and Felons | Some thoughts on online and other abuse and responses to it No one who watched No More Boys and Girls | Can Our Kids Go Gender Free? on BBC 1 recently can deny that there is still a lot to do to ensure that our genitals at birth do not...
by The Editor | Sep 7, 2017 | Politics
Jackie Ballie can think all she wants that we’re quaking in our boots with the prospect of Anas Sarwar taking the Balliol throne in Scottish Labour. Fear is the last thing independentistas are feeling. We can’t wait to get stuck in. Now that Kezia Dugdale has departed...
by The Editor | Sep 7, 2017 | Politics
I was following a discussion on twitter this morning about the betrayal of the ship workers on the Clyde involving Scottish Labour MP Paul Sweeney. Mr Sweeney made a very interesting comment, You see Mr Sweeney doesn’t think it’s his job to...
