Pontifex – A serving Detective Inspector in the Pontifex City Police Department was this morning arrested on suspicion of a number of murders in the city over the last seven months. The officer, whose name has not yet been released, is with
When Kate Cruz was announced as the Sanctarian Conservative Party leader in 2018, after the party suffered horrific losses in the preceding general election, some commentators didn’t think she’d last very long. The first female leader of the SCP, the party had
Sanctus – Greens Leader Josephine Chari-Jones said today if the Greens enter government after the election, she will seek to make public transport – that is, buses, trains, and trams – free and accessible for all across Sanctaria. Citing the need to
Sanctus – Sanctarian Conservative Party leader Kate Cruz today promised a referendum to remove mandated neutrality from the Constitution if the SCP gained power in the next House of Deputies. Calling the policy “outdated in a more militant International Democratic Union”, Cruz
Sanctus – Sanctus City Councillor Ethan Ringrose was selected by the Democratic Left Party yesterday evening to be their next leader, edging out competitor Culture Secretary Amanda Thomas to the top spot. Ringrose won 58% of all votes cast. It is the
Sanctus – Sanctus City Councillor Ethan Ringrose is leading contender Culture Secretary Amanda Thomas 48-46 as the two go into the final days of campaigning before the special Democratic Left Party Congress this Saturday which will see one of them elected leader
Sanctus – The race to become the next leader of the Democratic Left Party took a new turn today when backbench MP Nicola Allman announced she would no longer be contesting the vote, and that she urged her supporters and voters to
Sanctus – Culture Secretary Amanda Thomas has suffered a major setback in her bid to become leader of the Democratic Left Party, new polling released tonight has suggested. Thomas, who previously led the pack at 45% of likely voters most preferred leader,
Sanctus – In a blow to both the Ringrose and Thomas campaigns, outgoing leader and Chancellor Charlene Hendry, and Homeland Security Secretary Kathryn Stewart today separately announced they would be voting for Nicola Allman in next weekend’s leadership election. Stewart’s endorsement was
Sanctus – Culture Secretary Amanda Thomas has said she will reverse much of the promises made by the Hendry government with regards to defence spending if she is elected leader and enters government after the election in December. Criticising the policy, which