• Faustina Anyanwu
• Dawn Butler
• Labour Party
• January 12, 2020
• 1 Comments
• 15 minutes Read

Labour Grassroots Members Call on MPs to Ensure Dawn Butler Gets On The Ballot Paper

“We are grassroots members of the Labour Party who believe that Dawn Butler deserves to be on the deputy leadership ballot paper. Her work on liberation as Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities has been fantastic, and she has been a real advocate for women, BAME people, LGBT+ people, disabled people, and particularly for trans people in the face of media and internal hostility.

She has shown unwavering support for the party all the way through, and with her powerful speeches has inspired many people to see her as a deserving candidate for the deputy leadership position.

• Faustina Anyanwu
• Conservative Party
• Conservatives
• December 13, 2019
• 0 Comments
• 2 minutes Read

UK Election: Right-wing Conservative Party Wins with a Landslide.

As predicted, the incumbent government of the Conservative party led by the prime minister, Boris Johnson has won the UK 2019 election with a landslide. Echoing the choice of the people the UK to leave the EU over the opposition, Labour party led by Jeremy Corbyn’s focus on austerity and the NHS. The result could not be clearer.

• Faustina Anyanwu
• British Prime minister
• Prime Minister Theresa May
• May 26, 2019
• 0 Comments
• 2 minutes Read

Theresa May’s hunting legacy of pain should not be ‘tear glossed’ over.

‘Tear glossing’ over Theresa May’s inhumane legacy on grenfell fire, windrush, austerity and other dehumanising policies against immigrants and anyone who doesn’t match her human description during her reign as both home secretary and prime minister, would be a disrespect to humanity and decency.

• Faustina Anyanwu
• Britain
• Hung Parliament
• June 9, 2017
• 0 Comments
• 3 minutes Read

PM Theresa May eats humble pie, set to form coalition with an unknown party.

Election results Seats won · 649/650 seats declared Party and leader Seats Conservative – Theresa May: 318 seats, 48.9% Labour – Jeremy Corbyn: 261 seats, 40.2% Scottish National Party –…