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'Democrats are looking at empathy and reasoned discourse in the rearview mirror,' says Neil Oliver
Neil Oliver shared his views on Biden called Trump supporters 'garbage'
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OpinionBridget Phillipson has the guts to face GB News; now she must stand up to Keir Starmer – Bev Turner
Bev Turner shares her thoughts on Bridget Phillipson's defence of Sir Keir Starmer
OpinionAmerica turned 250 by defending its English inheritance. Britain is throwing hers away – Lee Cohen
American political commentator Lee Cohen writes about how Britain needs to remember what it gave to America this July 4
Opinion‘Keir Starmer was woefully inadequate as a Prime Minister, but will we miss him under Andy Burnham?’ - Nana Akua
The outgoing Prime Minister promised change, but the only thing he changed was his mind
OpinionAndy Burnham has a clear choice to make about Britain's tax system. Warm words won't cut the mustard - Joshua Reynolds
The best way to ease the burden on people and small businesses is growing the pie, writes the Maidenhead MP and Liberal Democrat Investment & Trade spokesman
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Andy Burnham is about to become PM. So why won't he answer the hard questions? Christopher Hope
GB News's political editor explains why Andy Burnham's media-dodging premiership tilt is bad for Britain
The residents of Stoke Heath were nearly hoodwinked by Labour's ill-conceived plans. There's only one clear recourse - Mark Pritchard
The Home Secretary appears confused about the Government's own asylum policy, writes the Conservative MP for The Wrekin
'If my questions had been answered, there would not have been a riot,' claims Nigel Farage
Nigel Farage has been accused of stirring up online conspiracy theories over comments he made about the Southport stabbings
Instead of slamming the PM's allowance, we should be asking why council bosses are paid more - Stuart Fawcett
The remuneration package has failed to keep pace with the demands and scale of the office, writes the Labour councillor
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Today marks a proud moment in UK history, and a stark reminder of our current peril - Stuart Fawcett
Labour councillor Stuart Fawcett says ending the slave trade was perhaps the first defining moment of pursuing social justice through the British Parliament
Kemi will be kicked out by summer leaving Farage as leader of Reform-Tory party - Kelvin MacKenzie
OPINION: GB News commentator Kelvin MacKenzie says Kemi Badenoch will not survive the coming disaster of May's local elections
Italy calls for EU Army - proving Brexiteers absolutely right, says Michael Heaver
Remainers had long played down such a prospect - but the European Union is now obsessed with forming a full EU Army.
Sunak needs his Rwanda Bill to deliver - but Braverman warns it simply WON'T stop the boats
In this GB News members-only article, Community Editor Michael Heaver assesses the situation after MPs voted to back Rishi Sunak's Rwanda Bill
Worried about Orwell's 1984? We live in it - Steven Barrett
Barrister Steven Barrett explains how Britain has become Orwell's nightmare
'Brussels Nat Con farce was a monstrous attack on free speech AND human rights'
Steven Barrett gives his verdict on the farce of the National Conservative Conference in Brussels