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Paul Dacre’s pay packet has increased by more than 50% to almost £2.5m , bolstering his status as Britain’s best-paid newspaper editor. The editor-in-chief of the  Daily Mail , Mail on Sunday and Mail Online has received £1.45m in salary in 2017 and £68,000 in taxable benefits. The benefits include a company car with a taxable value of almost £34,000 and a vehicle and fuel allowance of more than £25,000. The 69-year old, who is on a 12-month rolling contract with the parent company, Daily Mail & General Trust, was awarded an £856,000 payout as part of the company’s long-term investment plan (LTIP). Dacre was moved from DMGT’s annual bonus scheme to the LTIP in 2015 to make his remuneration  “more directly linked to the overall success of the business” .  His total remuneration of £2.37m –  up 56% on £1.5m in 2016  when he had yet to receive his first LTIP payout – follows a  20% slump in DMGT’s share price  after the c...

Concerned with the amount of people sharing the video of #keatonjones, without doing some digging on the internet themselves. I would NEVER condone any form of violence or bullying of any child. But all is not as it appears to be at first glance. In these situations it is important to always look deeper than the surface, rather than jumping on the bandwagon. It seems that Keaton's mother is a proud white supremacist who has been posting racist vitriol on Facebook for some time now. Including a post after Charlottesville telling people to "stop crying". Children are like sponges, they absorb their direct surroundings. Allegedly Keaton Jones called a number of his classmates 'niggers' resulting in him getting beaten up. Again I stress that this doesn't make it ok, we just need to look a bit deeper than sharing a video that your favourite celebrity told you to get behind... Regardless Keaton is a child, the fact that this has ended in him racially...

This man is in the Syrian Parliament. Looks like Syrian Government is about to blow Deep State arming of "terrorists" in Syria wide open. Lets hope they don't kill him first.

The parallel inquiry into the Grenfell Tower disaster is making things worse for the residents, Nick Ferrari told the organisers. The Equality and Human Rights Commission is launching its own inquiry into the tragedy, examining whether the council failed in their duties to protect life and provide safe housing. Nick spoke to David Isaac, the chairman of the committee, and insisted that his unofficial review, parallel to Sir Martin Moore-Bick's inquiry, is just going to confuse things. OF COURSE HE WOULD SAY THIS HE'S A TORY!  Grenfell is just going to be another Tory cover up like Hillsborough, Orgreave and the Child Abuse Investigation. The Battle of Orgreave was a violent confrontation on 18 June 1984 between police and pickets at a British Steel Corporation (BSC) coking plant in Orgreave, South Yorkshire. It was a pivotal event in the 1984–85 UK miners' strike, and one of the "most violent clashes in British industrial history. "almost...

The Electoral Commission has opened an investigation into Momentum’s spending during the 2017 general election for Labour. We want to update you on why this is happening. The Electoral Commission has opened the investigation to see if we overspent during the election. The cap in the UK for ‘regulated targeted spending’ is £39,000 for non-party organisations like Momentum. This type of spending refers to any public-facing activity that can reasonably be regarded as ‘intended to influence voters to vote for one particular political party or any of its candidates’. Essentially for us, publicly campaigning for Labour or any particular Labour candidate. For the general election campaign, Momentum spent £38,743 in regulated targeted spending. We didn’t need to spend any more than this because the campaign was mainly powered by volunteers across the country, which drastically lowered costs. For instance, My Nearest Marginal was designed and developed by volunteers, updated by volunte...

Love the way the media and Tories are trying to make out Momentum are some sort of fascist group its called GASLIGHTING. Gaslighting is when the fascists try and put their faults on the good people and try their best to make the public believe it. The scary thing about Gaslighting in politics is it's the same thing the Nazis did to get into power, blamed everyone else and twisted the truth so bad everyone believed it. The Nazis decieved a whole country and the Tories are doing exactly the same. Momentum is a group of poor, Vulnerable, disabled, students, old , young EVERYONE who wants a fair society. They are a group of people who want to escape this fascist Nazi government we have now. I speak to Momentum members daily and some of the disabled momentum members are terrified they will be next and when I say next I mean next to die. This government HATES disabled people they have proven that. 120,000 + DEAD because of Austerity and cuts and the Majority of them...

BENCHES have been removed from a public space in Belfast city centre used by rough sleepers. Belfast City Council said it had taken away the benches from Jubilee Square, at the junction of Victoria Street and High Street, as part of "general improvements" aimed at reducing "any potential for anti-social behaviour". While the concrete slabs remain in place at either side, the wooden slats used to make seating have been cut off. The move follows complaints to the council from businesses and members of the public about anti-social behaviour and crowds gathering in the area. The Met Office has also issued weather warnings for snow, ice and strong winds as Storm Caroline hits Ireland and Britain today.   In 2015, an anonymous group placed a 'hi-pod (homeless intelligent pod)' in Jubilee Square. Offering temporary shelter for those who sleep rough, the pod came equipped with a light, mobile phone charger and a radio. Belfast City Council said the ...