As someone who had supported the Government’s desire to get primary schoolchildren back in the classroom as soon as possible, I was dismayed to hear that we were dropping that vital requirement.
We seem to have caved in to the teaching unions, who claim that opening the schools would incr
China, we all know, is run by an autocratic, dictatorial regime which brooks no dissent and is highly secretive about the problems and challenges the country faces. That has been the case for very many years.
This lockdown has been successful at saving lives and reducing the infection rate and spread of the virus. In doing this, the government has taken the right decision to implement it in full.
Government support for charities affected by coronavirus is long overdue.
The recent bailout made logical sense for businesses, allowing employees to stay on the payroll while doing less work than they would under normal circumstances.
However, it is different for many charities – particularly tho
Sir Iain Duncan Smith leads a Westminster Hall debate on the security implications of including Huawei in 5G.
The government’s decision to go ahead with Huawei in the 5G network has angered our allies and perplexed those of us who see this as an avoidable risk.
Sir Iain Duncan Smith visits Milne Court in Churchfields, South Woodford and toured the 57 apartments specially designed for Jewish people living with physical disabilities or visual impairment.
Sir Iain said: “This development is a great example of how accessible housing, with support to hand, can
As a result of the chaotic mess of the last three years, it becomes quite difficult to remember what was actually said during the 2016 referendum.
In the intervening period, as the liberal elite fought back to try and stop Brexit from happening, too many politicians lost sight of the democratic imp
