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Keir Starmer's desire for 'legitimacy' could come back to haunt him - Vimarsana News

Keir Starmer's desire for 'legitimacy' could come back to haunt him

‘LEGITIMACY” is a funny word to use in relation to Westminster.

Anas Sarwar: SNP 'pretend' to want election in Margaret Ferrier's seat - Vimarsana News

Anas Sarwar: SNP 'pretend' to want election in Margaret Ferrier's seat

THE SNP will only “pretend” to be involved in the push to remove Margaret Ferrier as an MP and trigger a key Westminster by-election, Anas…

BBCNEWS Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg June 4, 2024 09:02:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg June 4, 2024 09:02:00

Of rishi sunak�*s toughest problems — chris heaton—harris, the northern ireland secretary — will he tell us what's in his whatsapps? what about labour's jon ashworth�*s? the man who wants to get millions back to work. labour's shadow work and pensions secretary is here too. the next contender to take on one of the biggestjobs in politics. wannabe first minster ash reganjoins us live. and as new laws to tackle the worst of social media grind through parliament, we talk to one grieving parent with a clear message for the big tech companies. with me at the desk — fraser nelson, editor...

Murderers could be compelled to appear in court for sentencing under new laws - Vimarsana News

Murderers could be compelled to appear in court for sentencing under new laws

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab said he is considering new legislation after meeting with the family of Zara Aleena, whose killer avoided court.

Open for business - Vimarsana News

Open for business

Starmer is determined to display his loyalty to big business, the state and the Atlantic alliance by purging what is already a totally marginalised and useless official left. But, asks <strong>Carla Roberts</strong>, what if Jeremy Corbyn stood as an independent?