UK MPs Investigate Firearms Law After Recent Gunman Shootings
MPs are investigating Firearms Laws after recent shootings in the UK. This action is sparked after 12 people were killed by gunman Derrick Bird and 1 killed and 2 injured by gunman Raoul Moat. The Investigation will look into the handling of guns, the ease of access to guns and if the gun laws are […]
PM David Cameron ‘Turns His Back’ on Free Over 60’s Bus Pass Election Promise
During the Election Campaign David Cameron said he would keep free bus passes for over 60’s, but it seems like he made a major U-turn on his old promise and ramped the age up to 65. Prime Minister David Cameron made changes to the £1bn concession scheme that allows 60 year old citizens take buses […]
Vince’s World: Business Secretary Vince Cable’s Launches Graduate Tax
Vince Cable has returned from his big TV disappearance – And the Elephant In the Room Has Got BIG News. Vince Is back and he’s got more attitude than ever slapping down policies left, right and centre he’s jumped from behind the parliamentary sofa and onto TV. Vince Cable has placed a graduate tax, this […]
Michael Gove’s Mistakes – The Aftermath Leaves Schools in ‘Limbo’
Well Just Ignore the Angry People Gove – Get on With Your Job and Act Like Nothing Happened. We all remember School Secretary Michael Gove and his 25 errors, and 4 lists chock-a-block with mistakes. Even though the truth that hasn’t clawed it’s way on the telly but it still is a truly sad truth. […]
UK General Election 2010 – UK Unemployment Fell to 2.47m In the Months Before
Official Figures show in the run up to May (General Election 2010) Unemployment fell 34,000 in the run up to the election. 3 months before the May 6th General Election 2010 the the amount of Unemployed in the UK fell by 34,000. What makes me laugh is a lot of the public played pin the […]
Electoral Reform – Should We ‘Ditch’ the First Past the Post and Adopt the Alternative Vote?
First Past the Post (FPTP) has been our primary voting system, it’s simple and straight forward it does it’s job but for some not good enough. They want the new and Australian system called Alternative Vote (AV). But what is the Alternative Vote?; Well… currently we strike an “X” next to whoever we want to […]
Should the Liberal Democrats Stand Up For What they Believe In?
Since the Coalition the Liberal Democrats belief’s have slowly dissolved away, they seem to be acting as if they HAVE to appease the Conservatives (a bit like Neville Chamberlain but with the Nazi’s). But should the Liberal Democrats Stand up for what they believe in at the risk of looking like a unstable government and potentially […]
Should All UK Police Officers Carry Guns/Firearms?
Since the recent Cumbria shootings and the incidents with gunman Raoul Moat, some say that if police were allowed to carry guns then they would have been able to stop people like the Cumbrian gunman Derrick Bird from killing and injuring others. This is a subject of fierce debate, some believe that if police officers […]
Schools Secretary Michael Gove Causes More Confusion With Axed Schools
If you remember throughout the week Schools Secretary Michael Gove has made several errors about the axed school list. But he has caused more confusion for schools that originally thought they were safe. Just like schools in Wigan and Bolton, they reached the milestone to avoid the slash but they their names were put along […]
Political Teaching in Schools Should be Encouraged by the Coalition Government
This post is only MY opinion BTW. I’m Home-Educated and I think children should in the future be taught politics in school. Before the May 6th General Election I was very naive, I didn’t care about politics, it seemed like some dry boring subject that dull people learn about and followed, to me it was something I […]
David Cameron to Oppose Electoral Change to the Alternative Vote
Gordon Brown: I believe in a fair and democratic electoral system – David Cameron: I believe in sneaking in through the back door with Nick Clegg. Prime Minister David Cameron to oppose the referendum on electoral change from first past the post to the alternative vote on may 2011. It comes after Gordon Brown and the Labour […]
Theresa May Apologises After Policy Announcement to Media Before MP’s
Home Secretary Theresa May apologises after announcing non-EU Immigration Cap to the Media before telling MP’s. It comes after Speaker John Bercow looked into a complaint by a labour MP when the story was published in the newspapers on Monday. He said details given to journalists and were “similar” to a statement then made to […]
Leaked Treasury Figures Predicts 1.3m Jobs Lost – Report Claims
A report containing leaked treasury figures claims 1.3m jobs could be lost by 2015, the guardian newspaper has predicted that 120,000 public sector jobs and 140,000 private sector jobs could vanish annually for the next five years. Important Labour figures say the true cost of the budget was now clear. But the government says independent experts expect “unemployment […]
Chancellor George Osborne’s Axe Dangles Over Incapacity Benefit – But will It Be Cut?
Nothing is Safe From the Chancellor Not Even Essential Services. George Osborne has indicated that Incapacity Benefit (a benefit for disabled people under the state pension age) may be cut. George Osborne said he wants to protect those in “genuine need” while encouraging those who could work to do so. Currently in the UK over […]
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg Returns to Sheffield Hallam to Speak with Forgemasters
Wasn’t Young Clegg so Great Before the Election – But now he’s grown up he’s Public Enemy No.2 (second to David Cameron). Nick Clegg has had to ‘crawl’ back to his constituency to talk to business leaders about snatching the loan away from nuclear development company Forge masters. He spoke to Tony peddler chairman of the board, and at his constituency office […]
Pension Age to Rise to 66 in 2016 – and 70 in the Future
Put Back on your Slippers Gran – Your Going Back to Work I seriously don’t know what to say about this new coalition government policy, it’s good but must be applied with caution. There’s retired pensioners that can work (and want to) but can’t get employed because of their age, hopefully this could be put […]