London (Parliament News) – Ministers are considering easing UK carbon targets by transferring unused portions of previous budgets to future periods, despite Climate Change Committee advice. Concerns arise over the potential impact of emission reduction efforts. Ministers are weighing plans
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London (Parliament News) – Britain emerges from recession as economy grows by 0.6% in Q1, marking a return to transition. Stronger growth than expected was driven by the services sector, but challenges remain amid predictions of slow recovery. Britain is
London (Parliament News) – Judges ruled against disclosing the security costs of UK royals, citing
A Swiss start-up has unveiled its latest venture in Iceland: a cutting-edge plant designed to
London (Parliament News) – Ministers are considering easing UK carbon targets by transferring unused portions of previous budgets to future periods, despite Climate Change Committee advice. Concerns arise over the potential impact of emission reduction efforts. Ministers are weighing plans to weaken
London (Parliament News) – Judges ruled against disclosing the security costs of UK royals, citing potential security risks. The decision upholds secrecy, stating that revealing expenses could endanger the royal family’s safety. Judges on a freedom of information tribunal have judged that
London (Parliament News) – David Cameron announced the UK’s refusal to follow the US in halting arms sales to Israel, citing differences in scale and stating support for civilian protection in Rafah. David Cameron has expressed the UK will not be following
London (Parliament News) – Amid escalating sanctions against Russia, the UK expels a Russian defence attache, citing concerns over malign activities. Additional measures include removing diplomatic status from properties and imposing visa limitations. Russia’s defence attache is an “undeclared military intelligence officer”
London (Parliament News) – Chinese hackers accessed approximately 270,000 payroll records of UK armed forces personnel through a third-party contractor, raising concerns about data security. The Defence Secretary is expected to address the issue. Approximately 270,000 payroll records belonging to almost all
London (Parliament News) – The UK government plans to mandate single-sex toilets in new non-domestic buildings, addressing concerns over gender-neutral facilities. Exemptions apply, impacting schools and certain care facilities. Advocates emphasize privacy and dignity concerns. Ministers have announced projects to require new
As Co-Chair of the APPG on Eye Health and Visual Impairment, I was pleased to lead the first debate in over 25 years on Glaucoma, highlighting issues that I have long campaigned on. The importance of good eye health cannot be overstated. Visual impairment and sight loss cost the UK economy a staggering £36 billion each year, yet 22 people
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We are coming up to halfway through 2024, the year this Tory
With the commencement of border checks on 30th April, much of the
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) – Britain emerges from recession as economy grows by 0.6% in Q1, marking a return to transition. Stronger growth than expected
London (Parliament News) – The Bank of England holds rates at 5.25%, hints at potential cuts in June due to positive inflation trends and
London (Parliament News) – Alstom plans to raise €1bn to reduce debt, addressing struggles amid delayed orders and concerns about its Derby factory’s future.
London (Parliament News) – Car manufacturers call for urgent action to boost electric vehicle sales, as private consumer demand declines despite fleet sales growth.
London (Parliament News) – Heineken plans to invest £39m in reopening and renovating nearly 60 UK pubs, targeting suburban locations to attract remote workers
A Swiss start-up has unveiled its latest venture in Iceland: a cutting-edge plant designed to extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and securely store it underground.
Paris (Parliament News) – French President Macron emphasizes the need for a comprehensive European security framework, highlighting the importance of working closely with non-EU partners like the UK to counter threats from Russia and other risks. French President Emmanuel Macron admitted that
In a conscious move towards bolstering renewable energy deployment and combating climate change, G7 environment ministers have committed to accelerating the production and deployment of battery storage technology.
In a significant escalation of tensions, Russia launched a "massive" missile strike targeting energy facilities across Ukraine overnight, causing widespread damage to power plants and triggering concerns of energy shortages.
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 News) – A leading expert warns that unless vaccination rates rise, more infants in
London (Parliament News) – Research indicates that heated vape chemicals can pose significant health risks, generating
London (Parliament News) – The MHRA announces stronger warnings for montelukast, an asthma drug, due to
London (Parliament News) – UK Minister Mel Stride warns of potential loss of sickness benefits for
London (Parliament News) – The NHS faces a crisis as a record number of pharmacies close,
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
In a mesmerizing display of creativity and innovation, the recent AI film festival organized by Runway AI has unveiled a collection of short films that offer a tantalizing glimpse into the future of storytelling.
London (Parliament News) – Ministers are considering easing UK carbon targets by transferring unused portions of previous budgets to future periods, despite Climate Change Committee advice. Concerns arise over the potential impact of emission reduction efforts. Ministers are weighing plans to weaken
London (Parliament News) – Rishi Sunak’s wife, Akshata Murty, discusses the challenges of maintaining a career while facing intense scrutiny as the spouse of the UK Prime Minister, reflecting on their wealth and public attention. Rishi Sunak’s Spouse Akshata Murty has explained
London (Parliament News) – Britain emerges from recession as economy grows by 0.6% in Q1, marking a return to transition. Stronger growth than expected was driven by the services sector, but challenges remain amid predictions of slow recovery. Britain is officially out
London (Parliament News) – A leading expert warns that unless vaccination rates rise, more infants in the UK will succumb to whooping cough, with under-vaccination among pregnant women posing a significant risk to newborns. More infants will die from whooping cough in
London (Parliament News) – Judges ruled against disclosing the security costs of UK royals, citing potential security risks. The decision upholds secrecy, stating that revealing expenses could endanger the royal family’s safety. Judges on a freedom of information tribunal have judged that
A Swiss start-up has unveiled its latest venture in Iceland: a cutting-edge plant designed to extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and securely store it underground.
London (Parliament News) – Rishi Sunak urges university leaders to prevent Gaza protests from turning violent, emphasizing tolerance and condemning hateful behaviour. The government backs crackdown on antisemitic incidents, promoting safe campus environments. Sunak advised university chiefs to take personal responsibility for
London (Parliament News) – The Bank of England holds rates at 5.25%, hints at potential cuts in June due to positive inflation trends and economic outlook. Members divided, two voting for an immediate cut. Governor suggests June cut possible. The Bank of
London (Parliament News) – David Cameron announced the UK’s refusal to follow the US in halting arms sales to Israel, citing differences in scale and stating support for civilian protection in Rafah. David Cameron has expressed the UK will not be following
