Farage said he wanted to make things better for the working poor, stop the population explosion and get people off benefits (George Sandeman writes).
Asked how he was going to pay for these measures, he said he would raise revenue by scrapping the rest of HS2 and change the way commercial banks kept money with the Bank of England.
He added that everyone knew Labour was going to win the election but that what he was offering was the best quality opposition.
Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas leader who was killed in Iran, was known for his strong rhetoric as the public face of the Palestinian group’s international […]
Three individuals have been killed in a violent incident along the West Bank-Jordan border, according to reports from both Jordanian and Israeli authorities. The attack […]
The structure of this book is based on a popular A-Level Politics course, taken by students typically aged 16–18 in the United Kingdom’s national curriculum […]
