Nick Thomas says UK-EU deal aims to avoid past disagreements

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s Nick Thomas-Symonds pledges a pragmatic EU deal prioritizing growth and stability, focusing on youth mobility and trade issues ahead of key talks. As reported by The Guardian, Nick Thomas-Symonds, leading UK-EU negotiations, stated the

Disability cuts hit Wales and North England harder

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Policy in Practice reveals Wales and northern England will bear the brunt of £5bn disability benefit cuts, with millions in financial losses for these regions. As reported by The Guardian, new research shows a £5bn disability benefits

Kemi Badenoch warns Labour could erode free speech

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch criticises Labour’s blasphemy law support, warning it could harm free speech, especially with recent Islamophobia proposals. Tory leader has raised concerns that Labour’s backing of blasphemy laws threatens free speech in Britain, calling

Ofcom orders tech firms to shield kids online

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK’s media regulator imposes tough rules on digital platforms, mandating tech giants to block harmful content and verify users’ age or face billion-pound fines. As The Standard reports, Ofcom warns that social media firms failing to protect

Cutting aid is a gift to our adversaries

Last week, two former military chiefs, Lord Richards and Lord Dannatt, both condemned the Government’s decision to boost defence spending by slashing the aid budget. They made their point clear. National security is not simply about military power. It is about all

Government told to fix “calamitous” marriage gap between rich and poor

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• Newborn children in the poorest households, 9 times less likely to have a dad living there • Politicians criticised for “deafening silence” on marriage• Chancellor urged to scrap “paltry” married couples’ allowance The Government is being urged to fix a “calamitous” marriage gap between rich and poor couples that has reached a staggering 51 per cent if it wants

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