London (Parliament News) – Chuka Umunna, a former shadow business secretary and current JP Morgan banker, lobbies Labour on behalf of Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky for the acquisition of Royal Mail, sparking controversy and union backlash. Who is Behind the
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London (Parliament News) – In Devon, a man’s death is linked to a potent heroin batch, causing eight hospitalizations. Police warn residents and work with health partners to contain the issue. In north Devon, an “unusually strong batch” of heroin
In the pursuit of unraveling the secrets to a long and vibrant life, researchers have
In a landmark decision on Thursday, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to reinstate
London (Parliament News) – In Devon, a man’s death is linked to a potent heroin batch, causing eight hospitalizations. Police warn residents and work with health partners to contain the issue. In north Devon, an “unusually strong batch” of heroin is responsible
London (Parliament News) – Labour’s shadow transport secretary advocates nationalizing UK railways within five years, citing failures under the Conservative government and proposing Great British Railways. UK’s railways have become a “symbol of national decline” under the Conservatives, the shadow transport secretary
In a move indicative of growing scrutiny over the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) firms and tech giants, the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has announced an investigation into partnerships between AI companies and major US tech players, Microsoft and Amazon.
London (Parliament News) – Amman Valley School in south-west Wales closes after three were wounded in a stabbing incident; one person was arrested. Authorities urge restraint on social media as investigations continue. The community was shocked by the tragedy. A school in
London (Parliament News) – Two men in the UK, including a parliamentary researcher, are charged with espionage for allegedly providing prejudicial information to China. They are set to appear in court on Friday. A parliamentary researcher who was apprehended last year on
London (Parliament News) – Pub landlord David Worcester defends his pub’s child-free policy, receiving local and international support after a viral tweet. He emphasizes creating a relaxed environment A pub landlord who went viral over a sign advertising a dog-friendly, child-free policy
Last week, I was privileged to lead a debate in Parliament on access to dentistry for cancer patients. I did this to highlight the phenomenal campaigning of my constituent, Michele. Michele is a cancer survivor who has spent years raising awareness of the important, but often unrecognised, connection between cancer and dental health. While dental health might not be one
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When voters go to the polls in 107 local authorities across England on 2nd May, they will hold more than the fate of their local councillor or metro mayor in their ballot pencils. These elections in two weeks could well prove to
The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak is bracing himself for a major Parliamentary revolt by Conservative backbenchers, including two former prime ministers and a string of former ministers, as he seeks to outlaw smoking for the young. Simon Clarke the former chief secretary
William Wragg, the MP as the centre of the Westminster honeytrap scandal, has finally announced his resignation as Vice-Chairman of the influential 1922 Committee, the body that oversaw the election of Rishi Sunak as Prime Minster. It has been reported that he
London (Parliament News) – Chuka Umunna, a former shadow business secretary and current JP Morgan banker, lobbies Labour on behalf of Czech billionaire Daniel
London (Parliament News) – MPs Question Government Transparency on EU Plant and Food Border Checks Lawmakers express concerns over Brexit border control delays, demanding
London (Parliament News) – Bank of England cautious on interest rate cuts as UK PMI strengthens, signaling economic recovery amid inflation concerns. The possibility
London (Parliament News) – Brexit import checks delay causes business chaos. Businesses face uncertainty over implementation as the government postpones checks on EU imports.
London (Parliament News) – UK faces a second year of stagnant living standards, IMF forecasts. Despite expected growth, inflation and economic challenges persist into
London (Parliament News) – French President Emmanuel Macron denounces migrant relocation to Africa, cautioning against dependence, post-Brexit UK’s Rwanda plan, in a wide-ranging speech on European defence, urging swift and united action against global threats. French President Emmanuel Macron has condemned migration
London (Parliament New) – The Council of Europe’s human rights watchdog criticizes the UK’s Rwanda bill, citing concerns over asylum seekers’ human rights and judicial independence. Legal challenges are expected. The Council of Europe’s human rights watchdog has criticised Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda
London (Parliament News) – The European Union proposes a UK-specific youth mobility deal post-Brexit, allowing easier travel and work opportunities for young people, addressing concerns of differential treatment among EU citizens. The European Union wants to begin talks with the UK government
London (Parliament News) – Importers warn that new Brexit import checks, effective April 30, will lead to shortages of certain foods, flowers, and herbs in the UK. Fees up to £145 per consignment are anticipated. According to Industries Importers, Ministers’ decision to
EU (Parliament Politics Maganize) – Significant food associations have warned that new Brexit border restrictions might render some supplies from the EU unsaleable and lower the shelf life of fresh food from mainland Europe by a fifth. The SPS Certification Working Group
London (Parliament News) – The NHS faces a crisis as a record number of pharmacies close,
London (Parliament News) – UK faces a 50% surge in strokes by 2035, costing £75bn in
London (Parliament News) – Doctor groups urge reconsideration of regulations after GP’s removal for peaceful climate
London (Parliament News) – Increased alcohol consumption during the COVID-19 pandemic led to 2,500 additional deaths
London (Parliament News) – Dr Hilary Cass, leading a review of NHS gender identity services, faces
UK (Parliament Politics Maganize) – According to Transparency International, The UK has dropped to its lowest-ever position in the corruption perceptions index (CPI), which rates countries by experts’ views of possible corruption in public services. The UK slipped from 18th (out of 181 countries) in 2022 to 20th in 2023, its most down position since the research was updated in
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London (Parliament Politics Maganize) – Six years since its conception, the Online
London (Parliament Politics Maganize) – Last year, the demand for Ozempic, initially
London (Parliament Politics Maganize) – The UK government’s Rwanda asylum policy, aimed
UK (Parliament Politics Maganize) – Based on government data, over 85% of
London (Parliament News) – Chuka Umunna, a former shadow business secretary and current JP Morgan banker, lobbies Labour on behalf of Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky for the acquisition of Royal Mail, sparking controversy and union backlash. Who is Behind the Push for
London (Parliament News) – The NHS faces a crisis as a record number of pharmacies close, threatening its flagship Pharmacy First scheme. Industry leaders warn of the detrimental impact on patient access to essential medications. The National Health Service (NHS) flagship scheme
London (Parliament News) – The British Army awaits the fate of injured horses involved in a dramatic incident in London. While hoping for their recovery, it’s unclear if they’ll return to duty. The British Army has stated it is too early to
London (Parliament News) – In Devon, a man’s death is linked to a potent heroin batch, causing eight hospitalizations. Police warn residents and work with health partners to contain the issue. In north Devon, an “unusually strong batch” of heroin is responsible
London (Parliament News) – UK faces a 50% surge in strokes by 2035, costing £75bn in healthcare and productivity losses. Lifestyle factors, the ageing population, and inadequate prevention efforts contribute to the projected rise. The number of people in Britain undergoing a
London (Parliament News) – London Mayor Sadiq Khan apologizes to Chief Rabbi after remarks implying criticism stemmed from being Muslim. Khan expresses regret for any discomfort caused and pledges to continue fostering unity in London’s diverse communities. London Mayor Sadiq Khan has
London (Parliament News) – PM Rishi Sunak urges ‘tolerance and respect’ before London’s Gaza march and counter-protest. Police prepare for large demonstrations as tensions rise. Antisemitism concerns heighten ahead of the event. UK PM Rishi Sunak pleaded for “tolerance and respect” ahead
Brussels (Parliament News) – Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, pledges British Sign Language interpretation for all live-streamed conferences if re-elected. Burnham emphasizes BSL’s importance in politics and advocates for ending the postcode lottery in BSL accessibility. Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy
In the pursuit of unraveling the secrets to a long and vibrant life, researchers have long been captivated by the phenomenon known as the "Blue Zones."
In a landmark decision on Thursday, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to reinstate stringent regulations aimed at preserving net neutrality, a move hailed by proponents as a victory for internet freedom.
