Guido Fawkes

Whispers, chatter, and speculation surrounding the heart of British politics. This account is told from the viewpoint of the one individual who stepped into Parliament with genuine motives—his aim being to ignite it with gunpowder.

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30-Year-Old Nottingham Food Bank Charity Forced to Close After Reeves Tax Raid

1 week ago | order-order.com | Eleanor Wheatley

Yet another charity has fallen victim to Reeves’ tax raid. A 30-year-old charity, Bridges Community Trust, has been forced to shut up shop after “running out of money” – following the bankruptcy of Labour-run Nottingham City Council in 2023, with Reeves’ NICs hikes being the final nail in the coffin.
Reeves' Favourability Nosedives to All-Time Low

1 week ago | order-order.com | Eleanor Wheatley

YouGov has just dropped its latest favourability ratings, polling over 2,000 Britons. Rachel Reeves has plunged to her lowest ever score, clocking in at a dire net -48%. Even Labour voters aren’t buying what she’s selling, with 43% viewing her negatively, compared to just 33% positively. Somehow Guido’s not surprised…Keir Starmer has dropped four points since mid-March to a net -34% rating.
FLASHBACK: All the Times Starmer Couldn't Say What a Woman Is

1 week ago | order-order.com | Eleanor Wheatley

FLASHBACK: All the Times Starmer Couldn’t Say What a Woman Is Today’s Supreme Court ruling that defines a woman as “biologically female” has been hailed as a major victory for women’s rights campaigners across the UK. Labour is now framing the decision as a validation of Starmer’s efforts to steer the party towards a more ‘commonsense’ approach, while shifting blame for past confusion over sex and gender onto Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership.
Solar Energy Surge May Force Power Stations to Switch Off in Net Zero Farce

1 week ago | order-order.com | Eleanor Wheatley

Red Ed’s net zero dream is crumbling under the weight of its own poster child – solar power. A new report by Britain’s National Energy System Operator (NESO) forecasts that a flood of solar energy from solar farms this summer could swamp the national grid and throw it off balance, warning they may have to tell power stations to switch off to maintain flexibility.
Supreme Court: A Woman is a Biological Female

1 week ago | order-order.com | Eleanor Wheatley

Supreme Court: A Woman is a Biological Female mdi-fullscreen The UK’s Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that sex and woman definitions in Equality Act 2010 relates to “a biological woman and biological sex” after a long-running legal case brought against the Scottish Government by For Women Scotland. Major implications for single-sex spaces across the UK…
Labour Poised To Release Thousands More Violent Prisoners as Prisons System Faces Total Collapse

1 week ago | order-order.com | Eleanor Wheatley

The UK’s prison estate is crumbling fast and after terrorist Hashem Abedi’s violent attack on prison officers at ‘supermax’ jail HMP Frankland (don’t worry, his knife and fork have now been replaced with a spork), tensions are high. Never fear, Shabana Mahmood is in charge…The Justice Secretary raised eyebrows last year when she conceded that even her own government’s prison expansion plan – to add 14,000 more places by 2031 – may not be adequate.
CPI Inflation Drops to 2.6%

1 week ago | order-order.com | Max Young

New figures released by the Office for National Statistics this morning show CPI rose by 2.6% in the year March, down from 2.8% in the year to February. The ONS says recreation and culture and and motor fuels contributed to the decline. On a monthly basis, inflation rose by 0.3% in March compared with 0.6% in March last year.
Lord Young Tables Amendments To Block 'Banter Ban' in Rayner's Employment Rights Bill

1 week ago | order-order.com | Eleanor Wheatley

Rayner’s much-loathed Employment Rights Bill is now in the Lords, with Committee Stage kicking off on 29 April. Free speech warrior and Tory peer Lord Toby Young is already making use of his new role, tabling a series of amendments to block the ‘banter ban’ – Clause 20 – which would require employers to protect staff from third-party “non-sexual harassment”.
One-Day Record for Small Boats Smashed as 700 Migrants Arrive Today

1 week ago | order-order.com | Max Young

GB News reports that 700 migrants have crossed the channel today. Beating the 2025 one-day record of 656 back on Saturday…Before today there were 8,064 arrivals so far in 2025 according to official data. 46% higher than at the same point last year…The all-time record is still held by 3 September 2022, when 1,305 people arrived. This latest set of arrivals will push the 2025 figure close to 9,000 for the year so far. Not a record Cooper will want under her belt…
Labour 'Undecided' on Whether National Armaments Director Will Have Any Staff

1 week ago | order-order.com | Max Young

The government went hiring last month for a national armaments director to earn up to £640,000. Healthy…The NAD’s job will be to form one quarter of the “Defence Quad” (with the permanent secretary, chief of defence staff and chief of defence nuclear) to ensure UK manufacturers can supply the armed forces adequately.