Mia Foley Doyle

2 weeks ago | communist.red | Nick Oung |Mia Foley Doyle

Last month, Starmer’s Labour announced the biggest cuts to disability benefits in a generation: nearly £5bn by 2030. A coalition of 100 charities has declared these cuts “immoral and devastating”. Claimants of PIP (personal independence payments) are still set to lose up to £10,000 a year. And from 2026, new claimants of the health element of Universal Credit will be put on a halved rate, receiving £2,800 less per year.

1 month ago | communist.red | Mia Foley Doyle

Rumours and threats of deep cuts have been circling, and now the truth is out. In what they are calling ‘the largest welfare reforms for a generation’, Labour has announced £5 billion worth of disability benefits cuts by 2030. Just last week, Starmer stood in Parliament and insisted there would be no return to austerity – yet this £5 billion cut is the most severe attack on welfare provision since 2015.

1 month ago | communist.red | Mia Foley Doyle

Since 2009, one woman has been killed every three days in Britain. And a recent report by the Femicide Census has now found that one in ten of all those killed by men in that period were mothers killed by their sons. It is already well known that in 90 percent of cases the killer is known to the victim, and that in 61 percent of cases where a man murders a woman they are a current or former partner. As I am writing this, the trial of Kyle Clifford is taking place.

Jan 10, 2025 | communist.red | Ravi Mistry |Mia Foley Doyle

The first major exhibition of its kind in some forty years, The Great Mughals: Art, Architecture and Opulence is on show now at London’s V&A Museum, exploring the Mughal court’s century-long golden age of art. In addition to providing visitors with an astounding collection of pieces – some rarely seen – the exhibition skilfully frames the artistic developments of this period through the reigns of three Mughal emperors: Akbar (r.1556-1605), Jahangir (r.1605-1627), and Shah Jahan (r.1628-1658).

Sep 24, 2024 | buchalter.com | Mia Foley Doyle

Sep 10, 2024By Mia DoyleWynn Las Vegas Forfeits $130M to Settle Money Laundering Case“Wynn Las Vegas has agreed to pay $130 million to settle a case involving federal prosecutors in San Diego, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports. The Las Vegas Strip casino admitted to working with unlicensed money transmitters several years ago, which helped gamblers circumvent U.S. financial laws….