As elections draw near, political parties are under the microscope, not just for their policies but also for their integrity and past actions. The manifestos reveal varying levels of commitment to supporting the arts and creative industries, a sector recognized for its significant contribution to cultural and economic vitality. Meanwhile, controversies swirl around key figures, with accusations of dishonesty and hypocrisy over past dealings and comments, particularly concerning relations with foreign leaders. Betting scandals have also surfaced, prompting calls for robust action and transparency. These developments underscore the complex interplay of policy, personality, and integrity shaping the electoral landscape.
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It's high time we focus on electing leaders who genuinely support the arts and uphold the highest standards of integrity, instead of getting distracted by those caught up in scandals and hypocrisy.
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Election latest: Farage brands Johnson 'liar and hypocrite' over Putin - as PM told to take 'robust action' on betting
https://news.sky.com/story/election--sunak-starmer-conservatives…
He adds that the Tories "could do ... political parties are performing in the run-up to the general election. It shows a drop in support in recent days for Labour and the Tories - with a jump for Reform and the Liberal Democrats. Read more about the ...
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What do the political parties' manifestos say about culture? Here's what they could do better
https://standard.co.uk/comment/general-election-culture-britain…
It’s essential that we don't lose sight of this and that our political leaders recognise the importance of supporting the creative industries. Leading up to the elections, I reviewed several party manifestos to see how they plan to support the arts. Here ...
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OPINION - What do the political parties' manifestos say about culture? Here's what they could do better
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/opinion-political-parties-manifestos-c…
It’s essential that we don't lose sight of this and that our political leaders recognise the importance of supporting the creative industries. Leading up to the elections, I reviewed several party manifestos to see how they plan to support the arts. Here ...
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