Nigel Farage accuses teachers of ‘poisoning our kids’ on race issues pred 1 dnevom, 17 urami in 29 minutami Exclusive: Reform UK leader’s remarks at event for private US college criticised as ‘grossly irresponsible’ by NEU leaderNigel Farage has claimed teachers would go on strike within weeks of a Reform UK election win, and accused them of “poisoning our kids” by telling them that black children are victims and white children oppressors.The Reform UK leader set out his view on British schools in an event for a private US Christian college in Michigan, claiming the “Marxist left” was “now in control of our education system”. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Ringleaders of crime gang which stole cars worth £2m jailed pred 1 dnevom, 17 urami in 33 minutami A total of 107 high-value cars were taken across Hampshire, Dorset and Wiltshire by the group led by George Berry and Benjamin Cross.(London News)
Pub later-hours plan will not offset costs and wider difficulties, say landlords pred 1 dnevom, 17 urami in 35 minutami Sector is sceptical over government licensing proposals given ‘ever-rising costs’ and ‘reduced consumer spend’Plans to make it easier for pubs to open until the small hours will not offset the “toxic” combination of high costs and hard-up drinkers staying at home, industry figures have predicted, as they called for more help to cope with costs.The warning comes in response to government proposals to loosen licensing laws affecting pubs in England and Wales in order to boost “the British night out” and help the hospitality sector. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Starmer enters parallel universe as red carpet pulled out in India amid trade deal pred 1 dnevom, 17 urami in 52 minutami UK PM greeted by thousands of posters of his face in Mumbai after clinching deal, despite torrid month back homePrime ministers often experience absurdly parallel lives on the world stage and at home – feted among fellow leaders and pilloried domestically.Never was that more obvious than during the prime minister’s trip to India this week, after a torrid month in the UK, where he arrived to find the motorways and backstreets of Mumbai papered with pictures of his face. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Starmer praises Trump’s Gaza ceasefire deal – but avoids Nobel prize backing pred 1 dnevom, 17 urami in 52 minutami Breakthrough in Gaza possible thanks to US president’s leadership, says prime minister during India trade visitStarmer enters parallel universe as red carpet pulled out in India amid trade dealKeir Starmer has said the Gaza ceasefire deal “would not have happened without President Trump’s leadership”, but stopped short of endorsing the US president for a Nobel peace prize.The prime minister said the first phase of the deal would be a “relief to the world” and that the UK had played its own role behind the scenes with the US and with negotiators. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
