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The End of the special relationship

Britain Once Burned the White House Down: Now It Can’t Even...

America Got Its Independence, Britain Forgot to Keep Its Own On the night of 24 August 1814, British forces under Major-General Robert Ross marched into...
Net Zero

Britain’s Net Zero Hypocrisy: We’ve Stopped Producing Gas, Not Using It

Net Zero doesn’t end our need for gas. It just ends our control over it. Britain sits on its own energy resources while paying some...
Patsy on the Roof

Charlie Kirk Shooting: Patsy on the Roof

If not Tyler Robinson's weapon, then whose bullet killed Charlie Kirk? A patsy does not have to be innocent. He just has to be convenient. Tyler...
Trump's Three-Way Trap in the Persian Gulf

THE BUTCHER’S BILL: TRUMP’S THREE-WAY TRAP IN THE PERSIAN GULF

Five Weeks In: Iran Isn't Budging - The War America Can't Win Is there any sight more pathetic than a superpower surprised by the fact...
Cardinal barred from Holy Sepulchre

IsraelΒ Barred Gates of the Holy Sepulchre: The Dark Reality of Ben...

IsraelΒ Barred Gates of the Holy Sepulchre On the holiest day of the Christian calendar, in the holiest city on earth, a Cardinal of the Catholic...
Zack Polanski

Neoliberalism in a Compostable Jacket: The Greens Vote Against Nationalising Energy

The Greens Radical Rhetoric: Neoliberalism in a Compostable Jacket How much is a radical reputation worth when it refuses to touch the levers of ownership?...
Marching-for-Victory-divergence

CAN THE LEFT MARCH FOR VICTORY WHILE LOSING THE WORKING CLASS?

How the British Left Traded Solidarity for Virtue Signalling, and Why the Working Class Is No Longer Listening There is a speech circulating in left-wing...
Brumby ward by-election

The Steel Town Shiver: Why Brumby Should Haunt Westminster

It may not quite be the Ides of March, but it certainly doesn’t bode well for the mainstream parties. Reform UK has taken a ward...
Olympics biological women

The World Is Waking Up: When Common Sense Became Revolutionary

Common Sense Becomes Revolutionary: The Week Women's Rights Stopped Being Negotiable From the Olympic stadium to the Brownie meeting hall, institutions that spent a decade...
Morgan McSweeney, Peter Mandelson

Morgan McSweeney’s Phone: Remote Kill

Number Ten wiped the phone. Then they asked us to believe it was stolen. The British state can read your emails, store your browsing history,...

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Paul Knaggs
Editor & founder of Labour Heartlands. π™π™§π™šπ™šπ™—π™€π™§π™£ π™€π™£π™œπ™‘π™žπ™¨π™ π™π™–π™™π™žπ™˜π™–π™‘ π™Žπ™€π™˜π™žπ™–π™‘π™žπ™¨π™©. Citizen journalist and veteran writing from the working-class coalface challenging the corruption, liberal elitism, and political complacency that dominate Britain today. Dyslexic but driven... I write because silence serves the powerful. Defender of free speech, civil liberties, and real democracy. Committed to an open, accountable democracy, not the manufactured version handed down from party machines, think tanks, or the Westminster bubble.