QUENTIN LETTS: Why does Labour so hate pubs? Is it because people gather in such places to ask one another 'isn't Starmer a pillock?' ○
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2026 › January › 08
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5 months ago
Roads minister Lilian Greenwood, removing the L plates from her bonnet, nosed into the fast lane. Our Lilian, conscientious but underpowered, was making a Commons statement on road safety
Councils will be given powers to enforce pavement parking bans under new rules granted by Labour ⊕
It comes more than five years after the previous Tory Government launched a consultation into tackling pavement parking at a local and national level.
Kemi Badenoch vows to slash business rates to save pubs from Labour's tax apocalypse saying they are being treated like 'cash cows' ⊕⊕
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The Conservative leader said her party has 'identified billions of pounds of savings from things like bringing down the welfare bill and reducing the size of the Civil Service'.
Labour's support 'on the slide' across the UK - as party's Scottish leader tells 'unpopular' Starmer to stay in London during Holyrood election campaign ⊕
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Professor Sir John Curtice, a leading polling expert, said Labour 'now seem to be in third place' in nationwide polls behind both Reform UK and the Tories.
Rachel Reeves brands critics of benefits splurge RACIST as Labour boasts about law scrapping two-child cap reaching Parliament ⊖
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Rachel Reeves accused Nigel Farage of only wanting white people to get welfare after he warned Labour's policy will benefit 'huge numbers of foreign-born people'.
'Vicious class war': ANDREW PIERCE reveals why Labour's VAT on private school fees will have a detrimental impact on the state sector ○
Yet another Labour Party lie exposed. The government, in one of its first acts, imposed VAT on private school fees. It was the first time it ever happened in this country.
Furious pub landlords threaten to go on strike and go to 'war' with Labour as Rachel Reeves is accused of treating them 'like cash cows to milk' ⊖⊖
Plans being discussed include coordinated strike action, delayed opening hours and even symbolic protests such as ringing pub bells for several minutes straight.
Labour's workers' rights concessions to save businesses billions, assessment shows ⊕
The government will phase in the reforms over several years, with many measures subject to consultation.
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