London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Thousands of people have called on the UK government to begin work on getting back into the European Union. Britain quit the bloc, which includes 27 other nations, following the Brexit Referendum in 2016. As
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The scarcity of childcare provision has been a national conversation, it is known that in England, for every 100 children who need a childcare place, there are actually only 25 spots available. The knock on effects are not just for
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sales of electric cars in the UK rose in October
Persuasion versus coercionâa unique narrative which Harris and Trump, respectively, have opted to pursue and craft.
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK Home Office âexpandingâ work to prevent migrants who throw away passports from being able to avoid deportation. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper expressed how more difficult action is to be taken to prevent migrants who throw away
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – A new MP who served her community for 13 years as a councillor states she has faced “extreme” online hate since succeeding a seat in Parliament. A Labour MP has expressed she confronts âextremeâ abuse including racism
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Meteorological Office (Met) Office has advised individuals going to see fireworks over the weekend to leave their hats and gloves at home due to mild temperatures. Experts say the weather in the lead-up to Bonfire Night
The new Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has just delivered Labourâs first budget since 2010, announcing a slew of measures aimed at raising a staggering ÂŁ40 billion of additional tax revenue. The biggest single tranche of this money coming from businesses who will see
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A “significant fire” broke out at the BAE Systems nuclear submarine shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness, causing two people to be taken to hospital. Emergency services were called to the place, where the UK’s nuclear submarines are constructed. Those
London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Bus fares in England will be raised to ÂŁ3 in the Budget, PM Sir Keir Starmer announced. It is an expansion on the current ÂŁ2 cap, raised by the Conservatives to encourage people to use public transport
The scarcity of childcare provision has been a national conversation, it is known that in England, for every 100 children who need a childcare place, there are actually only 25 spots available. The knock on effects are not just for the parents, children and child care providers, but the wider economy too. The mental toll on parents deciding between prioritising
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Nine times out of ten, the issues that I speak on in
Surf, sun and sand. That’s usually what comes to mind when people
As the climate crisis intensifies, food security has become a critical concern.
The new Government has pledged to âget Britain buildingâ; but the question
Simon Case, the UKâs top civil servant, has announced his resignation due to health concerns. After receiving medical treatment for a neurological condition over the past 18 months, Case, 45, will step down by the end of the year. In his statement,
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to protect public services and rejected the idea of austerity as Labour’s first annual conference in 15 years as a governing party begins in Liverpool. After Labour’s landslide victory over the Conservatives, Starmer aims to
Nigel Farage has pledged to steer Reform UK towards a more professional future, distancing the party from extremism and bigotry. Speaking at the party’s annual conference in Birmingham, Farage highlighted the partyâs evolution after winning its first MPs in July, noting that
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sales of electric cars in the UK rose in October despite overall demand for vehicles declining as manufacturers raced
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – Rachel Reeves has confessed she was wrong to express before the election that no major tax rises would be
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Conservative party has been notified to improve its data handling by the information watchdog after it unleashed a
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – IMF has welcomed the steps announced by Rachel Reeves in her first budget, expressing her ÂŁ40bn of tax rises
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Minimum pay in the UK will increase next April, with hourly rates for those over 21 arranged to rise
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK Home Office is developing a new âEurope Hubâ to boost relations with the European Union. The latest endeavour as part of PM’s strategy to encourage ties with the EU will sit within the International Strategy,
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British tourists visiting France have been cautioned that they may face delays, due to the reintroduction of border inspections to combat illegal migration and terrorism. France will impose Schengen Area border inspections for an initial six-month period
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK is to lend Ukraine an extra ÂŁ2.26bn and permit Kyiv to spend the money on weapons to fight off the Russian invasion as part of a broader $50bn (ÂŁ38.5bn) loan programme expected to be approved
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In the latest figures, there were more than 28,000 crossings – up slightly from last year, but down from 2022. More than 600 people travelled the Channel in small vessels, the day after a baby perished on
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The United Kingdom has announced the most extensive package of sanctions against Russia’s shadow oil tanker fleet. Britain has inflicted sanctions on 18 further Russian oil tankers and four liquefied natural gas vessels, the largest batch of
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Health Secretary has urged the NHS to review prostate cancer
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In an effort to prevent the spread of stomach bugs and
Very recently I have had the good fortune of listening to what two distinguished oncologists â
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The NHS has started trialling a new iPhone adapter which can
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK Health Secretary expresses NHS cannot be turned around âovernightâ but
Stretching from the coast to the moors, dales, and beyond, North Yorkshireâs most coveted artists will be opening their studio doors to the public for the North Yorkshire Winter Open Studios this November. Hosted by North Yorkshire Open Studios (NYOS), the Winter edition of the annual summer event offers art lovers the exclusive chance to visit artists in their studios
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Social media giants such as Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp are under scrutiny
In a new move to support the independent film industry, Culture Secretary
October marks the celebration of Black History Month, a time to acknowledge
As part of Bradford’s upcoming tenure as the UK City of Culture
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Boris Johnson was fired from Channel 4âs U.S. election night program for advertising his book too much. The ex-U.K. PM, providing commentary for the British broadcaster, repeatedly held up his recently issued memoir âUnleashedâ and dropped references
Manchester (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mayor, Andy Burnham, has visited Cambridge to agree on a new collaboration to bolster ties between the citiesâ innovation ecosystems. Andy Burnham was joined by the President and Vice-Chancellor of The University of Manchester, Duncan Ivision as
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Thousands of people have called on the UK government to begin work on getting back into the European Union. Britain quit the bloc, which includes 27 other nations, following the Brexit Referendum in 2016. As reported by
The scarcity of childcare provision has been a national conversation, it is known that in England, for every 100 children who need a childcare place, there are actually only 25 spots available. The knock on effects are not just for the parents,
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sales of electric cars in the UK rose in October despite overall demand for vehicles declining as manufacturers raced to satisfy government thresholds. According to data issued by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), a
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Health Secretary has urged the NHS to review prostate cancer screening following Sir Chris Hoyâs appeal for earlier tests. The Health Secretary has said that the NHS will review its direction on testing for prostate cancer
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour MP Chris Webb has become the fresh victim of London phone robbers as he was attacked and mouthed by a masked gang on bikes. Chris Webb, who is MP for Blackpool South, expressed he was targeted
Persuasion versus coercionâa unique narrative which Harris and Trump, respectively, have opted to pursue and craft. Every four years, the worldâs fate in relation to policy, trade, and diplomacy is decided. This year is no different. As first-world countries clamber to remain in
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Body found in search for missing artist Sarah Cunningham in London. An artist who went missing in Camden over the weekend has been found dead. Sarah Cunningham, an internationally recognised 31-year-old artist, was last noticed in north
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In an effort to prevent the spread of stomach bugs and winter illnesses, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is reminding parents of the simple steps they can take. The UK is now starting to witness cases
