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This weekend, the Tory press accused Corbyn of meeting with a Czechoslovakian spy in the 1980s, but forgot to include some important information about the agent's credibility. Jeremy Corbyn "Spied for Russia in the 80s" and was paid by Czechoslovakian Intelligence to be a "communist Intelligence Asset". That's the remarkable story that was splurged across the  Sun ,  Mail ,  Telegraph  and Express  this weekend . A story of Jeremy Corbyn as a Communist Jason Bourne – a sleeper agent lurking in Westminster – sounds odd. It sounds a lot odder when you realise this charge is based on the claims of a retired spy who also says Czechoslovakian spies helped fund and organise Live Aid, the 1985 charity concert headlined by Freddy Mercury and David Bowie, in order to encourage people to "fight the system". He also claims that Freddie Mercury and David Bowie were also communist spies.   That just shows how ridiculous these claims are and how

Here's a picture of Theresa May welcoming Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman to Downing Street The man circled in the picture is his translator, Stanislav Yezhov. In December, Mr Yezhov was detained by Ukrainian security on suspicion of funnelling information to the Kremlin. Yezhov previously worked at the Ukrainian embassy in the United States, during which time he visited the White House. It's understood he was present at private meetings between Mrs May and Groysman, who does not speak English well. Mr Yezhov has pleaded not guilty to charges, but is being held in custody pending an investigation.

A child abuse survivor who served on the panel of the Government's independent inquiry has told talkRADIO she was silenced to ensure Theresa May could become Prime Minister . Sharon Evans, who also runs the charity Dot Com, told John Nicolson the child abuse inquiry was all about controlling information, and she fears the Grenfell Tower inquiry will proceed along the same lines. Evans was a senior figure and a public face at the inception of the inquiry, which was set up in 2015 following the Jimmy Savile paedophilia scandal while May was still home secretary. She told John Nicolson that she soon began to harbour concerns about how the inquiry was being run, and these concerns prompted her to suggest to her fellow panellists that they write to Theresa May. She continued: "I was taken to one side and it was made clear to me, I was told that Theresa May was going to be the Prime Minister, this inquiry was going to be part of this, and that if I didn't toe the l

Isaac Reed, who is a member of a gun club, posted sinister pictures of himself with an array of weapons. The 18-year-old, who posed in front of Nazi flags, declared: “When the Musrats attack I’m ready to fix bayonets and slot the bastards.” The shocking comments were posted next to a picture of an antique gun he owns – fixed with a bayonet. Angry Reed, who admits to having mood swings, also said: “I’m f***ing p***ed off. “I’m sick of seeing damn musrats everywhere I go, this country should be called Englandistan.” His worrying online profile emerged just days after a US teenager with access to guns launched a deadly attack. Last week,  19-year-old Nikolas Cruz  gunned down 17 people at his former high school in Florida. Reed, who is a member of the King’s Lynn St Michael’s Rifle and Pistol Club, near his home in Norfolk, describes himself as a “proud gun owner”. He appears to have access to an extensive arsenal including handguns and assault rifles. Th