Labour overtake Reform in a national poll for first time since 2025

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In a further sign that the public is responding positively to Andy Burnham, Labour has topped Reform in a national poll for the first time since mid-2025: POLL | With Burnham, Labour LEAD Lab: 27% ( +4 ) Ref: 26% ( –1 ) Con: 19% ( –1 ) Grn: 11% ( –2 ) Lib: 11% ( – ) Poll: BMG Research, 23 – 24 June––(+/– vs standard voting intention) pic.twitter.com/FcysgjQIOk — Stats for Lefties (@LeftieStats) June 29, 2026 Can Burnham hold on to this lead? We’ve got serious doubts about that. But for now, things do seem to be shifting in…

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No prison for Heathrow paint sprayers

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Two Just Stop Oil Supporters who sprayed Heathrow departure boards with orange paint during the Oil Kills, international uprising to end fossil fuels in July 2024 have been spared prison. Phoebe Plummer and Jane Touil were sentenced by Judge Duncan at Isleworth Crown Court on 29 June, after being found guilty of criminal damage in a second trial in May for their Heathrow action on 30 July 2024 to demand a fossil fuel treaty to end oil and gas by 2030. They must each pay a Β£500 fine plus a victim surcharge and will face three months on an electronic tag…

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Vile Katie Hopkins celebrates Dublin mosque arson attack

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The reliably horrid Katie Hopkins is at it again, this time cheering on scenes of a burning mosque following an arson attack in Dublin. Hopkins put out the following on X: Terrible fire at a mosque in Dublin. Climate change is a shocking thing. God bless the True Irish pic.twitter.com/kbVkOOSWtA — Katie Hopkins (@KTHopkins) June 29, 2026 Needless to say, the serial hatemonger doesn’t actually care about the climate breakdown endangering us all. She has made light of this existential threat to humanity numerous times: Batshit Bonkers Britain 3 Feb Climate is the new Covid. Designed to make us smaller &…

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Mosque targeted in a suspected arson attack in Dublin city centre as anti-Muslim hate rises

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A suspected arson attack set a mosque in Dublin city centre ablaze in broad daylight on Monday 29 June at 3:35pm. Police subsequently arrested a man in his 40s in connection with the fire. In video footage, the man shouted: Go back to your country. We don’t want Islam in this country. People have repeatedly targeted the mosque by walking in during prayers, confronting worshippers, and filming videos to post on social media in an attempt to demonise Muslims in Ireland. Now, this suspected arson attack marks a dangerous escalation. It shows just how far anti-Muslim hate has spread and how…

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Home secretary urged to investigate British IDF soldiers who served in Gaza genocide

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The International Centre of Justice for Palestinians (ICJP), alongside Declassified UK, has delivered a letter signed by almost 25,000 people to home secretary Shabana Mahmood, calling for an investigation into UK nationals who have served in the IDF (the Israeli military, often called the IOF) since the beginning of Israel’s genocide in Gaza. The letter urges the government to examine UK citizens who have potentially committed war crimes in Gaza and if they have been involved in violations of international law by participating in Israel’s assault. Since October 2023, Palestinians in Gaza have endured a genocide that has resulted in: The…

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The psychology behind giving food as a gift

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There’s something quietly profound about handing someone a gift they can eat. Unlike a gadget that might gather dust or a candle that gets forgotten on a shelf, food gifts carry a kind of warmth that few other gestures can match. They say: I thought about what you’d enjoy. I wanted you to savour something. And nowhere is that sentiment more beautifully expressed than in a thoughtfully curated wine and cheese hamper, a gift that turns an ordinary moment into a little occasion worth lingering over. But why does giving food feel so personal? And why do we reach for edible…

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Trump’s empty State Fair was his biggest embarrassment yet

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Donald Trump is no stranger to embarrassment, and yet he may have topped himself with the Great American State Fair: Lmao is this a real picture from Trump’s state fair? pic.twitter.com/Fe7Tok0YMV — Wu Tang is for the Children (@WUTangKids) June 29, 2026 The absolute state (Fair) of it This is how the Trump regime described the fair: A world-class exposition and modern-day World’s Fair celebrating the people, traditions, innovations, and spirit that make America the greatest nation on Earth. Featuring more than 150 exhibits from all 56 states and territories, businesses, innovators, and civic organizations, the Great American State Fair will…

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What the media are not telling you about Christopher Harborne

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The attempts to dismiss an undeclared Β£5 million β€œgift” are falling flat, and Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is under more pressure than ever. The party’s largest donor, Christopher Harborne, is showing no signs of backing away from political donations. Farage says that he would β€œgladly” accept further contributions from the billionaire. Although Farage has long said that his priority is putting Britain first, his main backer is a Thai citizen with shares in an arms firm that exports components to the Israeli military. Indeed, Harborne is the largest shareholder in weapons manufacturer QinetiQ. In 2022, QinetiQ were granted licenses to…

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Aberystwyth to Host Mid Wales’ First YesCymru March for Independence

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Thousands of people from across Wales are expected to gather in Aberystwyth by 1pm on Saturday 26 September 2026 as the town hosts YesCymru’s first ever March for Independence in mid Wales. This will be the eleventh March for Independence which YesCymru and AUOBCymru have organised. And it follows successful marches in Cardiff, Caernarfon, Merthyr Tydfil, Wrexham, Cardiff again, Swansea, Bangor, Carmarthen, Barry and Rhyl. Since 2019, these marches have brought tens of thousands of people together from every corner of Wales and from all backgrounds to march for an independent Wales. Local organiser SiΓ΄n Jobbins from YesCymru Aberystwyth said: Aberystwyth…

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Useless Burnham has sacked off renationalisation

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When Andy Burnham unveiled his plan to run in the Makerfield by-election, the establishment media claimed he would renationalise utilities. Because we actually listened to what he was saying, we knew this wasn’t the case, and we pointed it out. Burnham himself disagreed with our assessment that he had no plan to end the privatisation nightmare. Now, Burnham has made it clear; his Labour government will not offer anything besides half measures: Andy Burnham confirming he won't take our key infrastructure back into public ownership. pic.twitter.com/LjibtBuEdL — Saul Staniforth (@SaulStaniforth) June 29, 2026 Burnham sets out victory for the fat cats…

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Meme coin Tommy Robinson promoted loses 96% of its value

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On 29 June, Tommy Robinson ‘pumped’ a meme coin on behalf of his son. In the aftermath, the coin’s holders began selling off what they had – i.e. ‘dumping’ it. In other words, it looks a lot like your textbook ‘pump and dump’ scheme: Update: The meme coin Tommy Robinson's promoted has now fallen roughly 96%. The coin has experienced several smaller spikes followed by rapid sell-offs. https://t.co/ICuyZsAqMB pic.twitter.com/cHnZRfnxE7 — Gadget (@Gadget440) June 30, 2026 To those in the know, Robinson’s post gave off ‘pump and dump’ vibes. If you’re unfamiliar with this form of online scam, the Financial Conduct Authority…

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Jubilant Morocco hold their nerve to reach World Cup last 16

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Morocco’s World Cup story keeps bending in unexpected directions, and in beautiful Monterey it took another sharp turn. Mohamed Ouahbi’s side, organised, stubborn and unshakably calm, edged past the Netherlands on penalties after a 1-1 draw to book a last‑16 meeting with Canada. It was a night where Morocco’s rhythm, passing ability, and speedy attacks got them the win in the end. The Dutch, for all their attacking talent, turned up to attempt a defensive masterclass which failed. The Netherlands had arrived with momentum and expectation. Morocco arrived with big ambitions, but they left with more. World Cup: Netherlands and Morocco…

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Polluters must pay for European heatwave costs

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Fossil fuel companies must be held responsible for the extreme heatwave gripping Europe. Campaigners from 350.org say they should pay permanent windfall taxes to help cover the mounting health costs. A new study by World Weather Attribution found that climate change is β€œunequivocally” the driving force behind Europe’s record-breaking heatwave. The study found that: Heatwave temperatures would have been β€œvirtually impossible” to occur at this time just 50 years ago. Overnight temperatures are about 100x more likely today. Almost half of more than 800 cities across 30 European countries have broken, or are likely to break, heat stress levels. UN climate…

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Unite nominations close sees Simon Dubbins win β€˜core Graham’ sectors

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Unite leadership challenger Simon Dubbins – the only candidate to consistently oppose Israel’s genocide, UK warmongering, and the union’s withdrawal as a political force – has secured more than enough branch nominations to stand against incumbent Sharon Graham. Not just enough nominations, but nominations in many of the sectors Graham’s supporters would have considered her core support. Graham has outraged Unite members and activists with her support for the arms industry and her opposition to anti-genocide protests. Unite’s war on its workforce, apparently to protect Graham’s husband Jack Clarke, has also disgusted many. Clarke was promoted – outside the union’s usual…

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BREAKING: Canary debanked by Lloyds

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The Canary has been debanked by Lloyds. Despite banking with them for almost a decade they are currently withholding a substantial amount of our money. We are left with barely any funds. Lloyds has not explained why it has taken this action. Despite multiple communications from us, the bank has not been forthcoming with its reasoning. The Canary is now in a financially precarious situation. We do not know when our money that Lloyds is holding will be returned. Moreover, we do not know how it will affect our ability to get another bank account in the future. Lloyds give no…

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Smile Makeover vs Veneers: Understanding the Differences and Choosing the Right Option

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Cosmetic dentistry has evolved significantly over the past decade. Treatments that were once associated primarily with celebrities have become increasingly accessible to people looking to improve the appearance and function of their teeth. Among the most frequently discussed options are veneers and smile makeovers. Although these terms are often used interchangeably, they are not the same thing. Understanding the difference between a smile makeover and veneers can help patients make more informed decisions about their treatment options and set realistic expectations for the final result. What Are Dental Veneers? Dental veneers are thin shells, typically made from porcelain or ceramic materials,…

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Israel spent Β£50,000 lobbying Reform

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Reform UK’s deputy leader said last week that a parliamentary debate into Israeli influence on British politics was β€œantisemitic in its very motivation and at its core”. β€œAs such, we should utterly reject it,” argued Richard Tice to a room full of MPs. What he did not tell them, however, was that he had been on a trip to β€œthe Gaza front line” last September funded by the newly-created Reform Friends of Israel, where he concluded that the Gaza famine was a β€œblatant lie”. And that trip is not the only example of pro-Israel pressure groups working with Reform. Just a…

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Why are climate activists protesting a climate conference?

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Activists disrupted the opening of the Exeter Climate Forum conference on 29 June 2026 in protest of the event being sponsored by Howden – an insurance company whose clients include fossil fuel companies. Conference disruption It’s a warm Monday morning, which feels like a relief after the past week of baking heat. It’s also the first day of a three-day climate conference at the University of Exeter. As the meeting gets underway, I hear faint drumming from outside. Then, a group holding banners reading β€œStop Insuring Climate Chaos” and β€œHowden Insurance: Climate Criminals” take centre stage. Speaking through a megaphone, Jonathan…

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Lebanon government signs agreement with Israel in the blood of its own citizens

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On Friday, 27 June, in a room at the US State Department, Lebanon’s ambassador to Washington β€” with zero diplomatic credentials prior to this post β€” signed her name to a “framework agreement” with Israel. US secretary of state Marco Rubio beamed that it was “the beginning of the beginning.” As usual, in spite of American imperial pomp the ‘agreement’ is not what it appears, as Al Jazeera reported: he agreement does not force Israel to withdraw from the large area of southern Lebanon that it continues to occupy, and Israel also appears to be signalling that it will continue its…

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Andy Burnham was funded by director of Gaza genocide-linked arms firm

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Any illusions of Labour Party β€œchange” under Andy Burnham were dispelled last week when he appointed lobbyist, Blairite minister, ex-Labour Friends of Israel chair, and Peter Mandelson’s β€œboy” James Purnell as his chief of staff. The line from Team Burnham is that Purnell has cut all ties with Flint Global, the lobbying firm he led and held shares in until last week. But it seems that the firm has a history when it comes to conflicts of interest. Flint Global Flint Global’s current Defence Advisory Practice lead, James Clark, was previously outed as being a co-founder of the All Party Parliamentary…

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