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It’s important to be objective in politics, a responsibility to bring a measured response or point of view to the table. Further to our call for de-escalation in the Middle East; to return to dialogue and diplomacy, the threat to innocent civilians cannot be ignored. A collective posture of self defence is needed to create channels of rescue, prevent collateral damage; civilian casualties, and loss of civilian lives.

Our response to the U.K. government’s welcome, yet late decision to recognise Palestine. We urge immediate action and coordination with other states who have recognised the state of Palestine, to end the genocide and save lives.

Did you know that as well as being William Shakespeare's birthday, April 23rd is also celebrated as World Book Day, and World Book Night....

Today we are waking to the news that Pope Francis has passed away. He will be remembered as the ‘The People’s Pope’, his smile of joy was synonymous with his vigour for hope, for compassion, peace, equality and social justice, as he stood up for those poorest and most vulnerable; placing him as the most progressive Pope for generations. On these days of reflection and renewal during Easter, he is a reminder that one candle can light the world, and that we must continue where

An interesting premise, pertaining to the possibility of a brand new political party winning a general election, but one that seldom garners much attention by the general media, if indeed from other political parties; which begs a simple question, why not?

Matt Hudson’s statement of response to the Trump administration's tariff announcement. “As bullies respond to strength, the UK must be stronger, and that strength would be multiplied in rejoining the EU. It is not just what’s best for the UK, but by doing what’s best for other nations too, by showing unity as a greater sign of strength and resilience.”

A government survey shows 4.7m people in disabled households are facing hunger, this includes 1.6m children. Despite these statistics...

If you're reading this on a cool and sunny April 1st then you are at the beginning. The United Party was born out of necessity, originally a politically project back in 2022, it was put on pause as most people seemed adamant about wanting to get the Tories out, and were less inclined to look into, or entertain the idea of a new party. Skip ahead two years and Labour are now in government, but the urgency of an opposition is still there, if not a brand new party for the ballot