Kevin Maguire

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Kevin Maguire

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2 weeks ago | mirror.co.uk | Kevin Maguire

Rejoining the European Union is the elephant in the room as Keir Starmer and the UK Labour government wrestle with Donald Trump’s hostile tariffs. That quitting the single market and customs union of our country’s largest trading partner inflicts damage considerably worse than the US hit should be screamed from the rooftops, not ignored. Because a rogue President treating Britain like he does Guatemala, with a job-destroying unilateral 10% import tax, is no Brexit bonus.

3 weeks ago | newstatesman.com | Kevin Maguire

Scottish Labour’s leader, Anas Sarwar, sneakily met Eric “even madder son of” Trump during the bearded kid’s flying visit to these shores, whispered a snout. SNP First Minister John Swinney got it in the neck for hosting Baby Trump in Bute House, so usually garrulous Sarwar was uncharacteristically shy about slipping into Edinburgh’s plush Gleneagles Townhouse hotel for a chinwag with the US president’s adult tot.

3 weeks ago | mirror.co.uk | Kevin Maguire

In The Life of Brian 45 years ago, Stan wanting to be a woman called Loretta, unable to have babies but demanding the right to, was simply comedy gold. The hilarious coliseum debate by members of the People’s Front of Judea – not to be confused with the despised splitters of the Judean People’s Front in the fight against Roman oppression – was free of any anti and pro-trans toxicity that might erupt today.

4 weeks ago | mirror.co.uk | Kevin Maguire

Rachel Reeves would’ve gone to war with a UK Conservative Government had any Tory Chancellor kicked another 250,000 people, including 50,000 children, into poverty. When the Right-wing knave would also be grabbing an average £1,720 per year from more than 3m families with £4,500 hits on 800,000 who’ll lose or never now receive disability payments, she’d beat the callous cash slasher into a bloody pulp.