The Ministry of Defence has reportedly halted major war-fighting training for 3 (UK) Division until 2027 to save £30 million, around 0.01 per cent of the annual welfare budget. Deterrence depends on an adversary believing that you can and will fight. Britain appears determined to learn Russia's lesson from a spreadsheet.
Vicky Richter · 7 September 2026More than 60,000 people have been arrested in the UK for "communications offences" over the past five years, according to a report to be published this week by the civil liberties campaign group Big Brother Watch. Of those arrested, 18,510 were charged and 12,292 convicted. Fewer than one in five were ultimately convicted.
Vicky Richter · 7 September 2026Javier Milei has announced tougher sanctions on companies developing oil around the Falklands and pledged to strengthen Argentina's presence in the South Atlantic. The Great British PAC's response: the islanders have already had their say, and their answer was British. In 2013, 99.8% of those voting chose to remain a British Overseas Territory.
Vicky Richter · 4 September 2026Andy Burnham's Commons debut as Prime Minister was overtaken within hours by two pressures: a bond-market rout leaving him facing a shortfall of up to £14 billion, and a warning from M&S, Tesco and the Retail Jobs Alliance against funding a high-street revival with higher taxes on large shops.
Vicky Richter · 2 September 2026Dozens of Leicestershire towns and villages face absorption into an expanded Leicester City authority under government reorganisation plans. Backed by Great British PAC, residents, parish councils and MPs are fighting back with weekly street stalls, packed meetings and a parliamentary petition, and the revolt is spreading to Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.
Vicky Richter · 2 September 2026Barnet Council has quietly approved voluntary-aided status for Barnet Hill Academy, an independent Islamic primary where a white hijab is "compulsory" for every girl from Year 3, meaning British taxpayers will now fund the religious veiling of children as young as seven. The Great British PAC says the decision is a safeguarding failure, a betrayal of Britain's Christian foundations, and a case study in how councils bury contentious changes behind four-week consultations that residents never see.
Vicky Richter · 2 September 2026With a YouGov poll showing 72% of Britons want the Chagossian people to have a vote, the Great British PAC is leading the fight against the Chagos surrender. Through legal action, a petition of thousands, and a Government in Exile, the campaign has made one question unavoidable: should the Chagossians not decide their own future?
Vicky Richter · 1 September 2026As the House of Commons returns from recess and the new Prime Minister prepares to face Members of Parliament from the despatch box for the first time, the Great British PAC is issuing a series of urgent demands aimed at halting what it describes as a deepening national crisis over free expression, judicial rights, and religious liberty in the United Kingdom.
Vicky Richter · 1 September 2026The President of the European Commission has said it out loud. Your savings account is an obstacle to her plans, and she intends to "securitise" it and "supervise" it. Britain, supposedly sovereign, is quietly rewriting its own rules to the same end. This is not a coincidence. It is a framework.
Vicky Richter · 1 September 2026Muslims now make up nearly a fifth of the prison population in England and Wales, and the number of white converts behind bars is rising sharply. Drawing on first-hand testimony from inside the high-security estate, and on the government's own reviews, the Great British PAC examines how coercion, fear and the collapse of prison authority have turned jails into recruiting grounds, and sets out what must be done to stop it.
Vicky Richter · 29 August 2026Andy Burnham has vowed to keep Britain's wealth creators on home soil, ruled out taxing the rich into exile and signalled fresh North Sea drilling, as the Prime Minister seeks to calm business nerves ahead of October's Budget. We at the Great British PAC welcome his recognition that those who build, hire and invest deserve encouragement, not punishment.
Vicky Richter · 27 August 2026Companies later struck off or suspended for underpaying staff and sponsoring visas for jobs that did not exist were awarded almost 100,000 certificates to bring migrant care workers into the UK, an analysis of official records reveals. As the government clamps down after the fact, serious questions remain about why the licences were ever granted.
Vicky Richter · 27 August 2026Stories originally reported by our sister title, the Conservative Post. Join the PAC to get them first.
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