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Conservative Home7 Aug 2026

Lucy Rogers: Westminster City Council has declared war on the Great British pub

The British public have stood in pubs for so long that it has become an archetypal feature of our social scene. To throw this tradition in the growing pile of fun things banned by government would be a catastrophic assault on British culture.  The post Lucy Rogers: Westminster City Council has declared war on the Great British pub appeared first on Conservative Home.

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Guido Fawkes7 Aug 2026

EXC: Judges Organise Internal Seminars on “Replacing Whiteness”

Judges and legal advisers in Britain’s Northern Circuit were told last week to attend seminars on “replacing whiteness.” Oh boy… The Northern Circuit stretches from Carlisle to Manchester and Liverpool. Last week an invitation went round for the judiciary ‘lunchtime seminar series 2026.’ Salaried and fee-paid judges, tribunal judges, legal advisers, and judicial office holders…

Express Politics7 Aug 2026

John Healey just did a Rachel Reeves AGAIN - he's already costing us billions

Britain is being sucked into a financial vortex. Chancellor John Healey needs to wake up.

Guido Fawkes7 Aug 2026

Friday Caption Contest (And on the Seventh Arday…. Edition)

Entries in the comments…

Guido Fawkes7 Aug 2026

WATCH: James O’Brien ‘Feels Like a Mug’ After Backing Arday

Thankfully James O’Brien says he doesn’t feel any personal guilt for standing up for Arday publicly. Well that’s a relief… He implied this is because only a racist would doubt Arday’s credentials. He said on LBC today: “What’s your takeaway here? Because mine is very very personal. I can’t separate the personal from the public.…

BBC Politics7 Aug 2026

Why is there a row about vertical drinking in Westminster?

Westminster Council is under fire as part of its plans to update a licensing policy. Why?

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Express Politics7 Aug 2026

'Stunning' 20% of student loans now go to foreigners as UK taxpayers face £2.2bn hit

New data has revealed the British taxpayer could be on the hook for billions of pounds.

Economy
Conservative Home7 Aug 2026

Callum Murphy: Hospices embody the very best of Britain. Labour should stop making their job harder

Hospices deserve a government that recognises their value, works with them as genuine partners and ensures that public policy strengthens – rather than weakens – one of our country's greatest charitable institutions. The post Callum Murphy: Hospices embody the very best of Britain. Labour should stop making their job harder appeared first on Conservative Home.

Express Politics7 Aug 2026

Reform is right about one thing - the death of British towns

OPINION - PAUL BALDWIN: The British high street - once the heartbeat of every town in the country - is dead

Guido Fawkes7 Aug 2026

NHS and Cabinet Office Trade Blame Over Single-Sex Space Rules

The NHS is refusing to give a date for implementing new single-sex space guidance, leaving rules that let transgender patients choose their ward in place two days after the EHRC published its code on protected spaces. You’d think medical professionals would have a clear understanding of biological sex… Existing guidance tells staff to accommodate patients…

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The Guardian Politics7 Aug 2026

How divided is the UK really? Here’s a way to find out | Brendan Cox

Social media-fuelled riots and fractured politics make us feel more divided than ever, but is that so? Our study hopes to reveal what bring us together – and pushes us apart Take part in the National Conversation Brendan Cox is co-founder of the Together Coalition, which acts as the secretariat for the Independent Commission on Community and Cohesion When my late wife Jo Cox was killed by a far-right extremist 10 years ago, the phrase “more in common”, taken from her maiden speech in parliame

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Express Politics7 Aug 2026

Kemi Badenoch says Nigel Farage is woke - what does she mean?

This is an audacious move by a Tory leader on a mission to convince Britons Nigel Farage's party cannot be trusted with power, writes David Williamson

Reform