Financial crisis “as bad as a world war” says Bank of England official
A top Bank of England official has admitted that the impact of the UK’s financial crisis will be as bad as a world war. Andrew Haldane told the BBC: “In Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Economy
Pub closures threaten English traditions
This month has seen yet further crisis in the pub industry, according to new reports by the BBC and the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). Shockingly, a further CAMRA report Continue Reading →
Biggest ever rise in UK population
The first results of last’s years UK Census prove that our population during the past decade saw the biggest jump in recorded history. The surge is largely due to the Continue Reading →
Olympic security shambles
The utter shambles surrounding security arrangements for the 2012 Olympic Games is perhaps the greatest embarrassment in the history of the event. It’s easy to blame the hopeless Home Secretary Continue Reading →
12,000 more Indian immigrants on the way
A secret instruction from the European Union will force thousands more Indian immigrants onto England’s already overcrowded job market. As part of a trade deal with India negotiated by former Continue Reading →
Labour tries to recapture English workers
Bury South MP Ivan Lewis is the latest Labour spokesman to try to rediscover Labour’s links with English working class voters. Mr Lewis is “shadow culture secretary” in Ed Miliband’s Continue Reading →
Oldham election disaster
The numbers tell their own unspinnable story. On January 13th 2011 the British National Party candidate Derek Adams lost his deposit at the Oldham East & Saddleworth parliamentary by-election, Continue Reading →
Cameron junks immigration promise
Long suffering British voters are used to politicians ditching their immigration promises – but Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron is setting a new record by breaking his word less than Continue Reading →
UK Government cuts begin to bite – but £7bn overseas aid budget protected
As the new Government’s budget cuts threaten to add another million or two to the dole queues, and VAT increases consume more of the average household’s shrinking budget, one area Continue Reading →
Britain may be forced to bail out Greece
Words fail me… If this goes ahead, people should be taking to the streets in their millions over it! DAILY TELEGRAPH, 10 Feb 2010: Britain could be forced to help bail-out some Continue Reading →