Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports on Reform setting out their stall on financial cuts & how they positioning to ...

It’s not so much a matter of what’s happened as what’s to be done about it. Remedies are churning out on an industrial scale, and there are at least as many opinions as there are people. Because, as ...

With the Easter holidays bringing some much needed calm to the Westminster village and giving those warring MPs at least a short period of respite from the constant Brexit bickering, it seemed a good ...

So you might think it’s a pretty bold claim, perhaps even ridiculous that the year 1984 was the best in movie history, but there’s plenty of very compelling reasons as to why it was such a golden year ...

It doesn’t have to be spooky season for those of us at MALESTROM HQ to get excited about a good horror movie. And after a bit of a slow start to the year it seems the coming months are going to leave ...

As the world holds its breath, fearful of hostilities in the Middle East spiralling from crisis to catastrophe, Sir Keir Starmer continues to wonder how best to wrest back control here in Britain. As ...

Karl Marx’s suggestion that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce, doesn’t seem quite right, because this summer’s threatened wave of strikes doesn’t feel particularly funny. But ...

The MALESTROM’s resident boxing aficionado David Jarvis recalls some brutal bloody bouts and talks candidly with the man who knows how to keep his fighter in the game until the final bell. SOMEWHERE ...

Of course the opinion polls will wobble around a bit. But they’d have to be ridiculously, hopelessly, absurdly wrong for the outcome of the general election to be anything other than a racing ...

As readers of The MALESTROM will well know, we’re partial to things that go bump in the night and can’t help be fascinated by the most haunted of haunted houses. Generally we look to our own isles for ...

Outsiders, non-conformists, those that like to live in the shadows of society rather than following the well trodden path of the masses. Cinema is littered with instances of these rebellious, ...