UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A recent survey by YouGov reveals that Britons across the UK prioritize trade with the EU over the US, reflecting a continued preference for EU ties. On the fifth anniversary of Brexit, a recent poll
Read More →UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A recent survey by YouGov reveals that Britons across the UK prioritize trade with the EU over the US, reflecting a continued preference for EU ties. On the fifth anniversary of Brexit, a recent poll
Read More →UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government faces backlash as families are forced to take dangerous measures to reunite with their children, following stricter visa regulations. As reported by The Independent, in response to severe changes in the Homes
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British farmers are protesting against the government’s inheritance tax changes,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The British government has contacted gig economy firms, such as
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A recent survey by YouGov reveals that Britons across the UK prioritize trade with the EU over the US, reflecting a continued preference for EU ties. On the fifth anniversary of Brexit, a recent poll shows that
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government faces backlash as families are forced to take dangerous measures to reunite with their children, following stricter visa regulations. As reported by The Independent, in response to severe changes in the Homes for Ukraine
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British farmers are protesting against the government’s inheritance tax changes, raising concerns that the new policies will harm the agricultural industry. Farmers across the UK are staging demonstrations on Saturday to record their opposition to the tax
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The British government has contacted gig economy firms, such as YoungOnes and Temper, over potential violations of employment laws after concerns raised. Following a series of reports from The Observer, the government has issued a warning that
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Doug Gurr, Labour’s new head of the competition authority, urges businesses to adopt green policies to address the mass extinction and overconsumption. Britain’s competition authority’s new leader has called on firms to implement sustainable policies to prevent
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Fairtrade Foundation’s new boss calls for ethical assurances in UK factories and farms, urging consumers to support ethically certified products. A non-profit organization, Fairtrade’s incoming head believes the ethical trade body has the potential to play
I wanted to secure last week’s adjournment debate to recognise the importance of Crewe Railway Station, not just to my constituents in Crewe and Nantwich, but to the entire region of Cheshire East, the North West of England, and the nation as a whole. Crewe Train Station has been a linchpin of the UK rail network. It is one of
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London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – Keir Starmer urged an inquiry into social media’s role in inciting violence amid recent riots. Keir Starmer is under pressure to order an inquiry into social media platforms’ role in fuelling recent riots, with ministers claiming online
London (Parliametn Politics Magzine) – UK evaluates defence commitments as Trump’s approach to Ukraine raises questions on future alliances. The UK is examining all possible options when it comes to the US president-elect Donald Trump’s approach to Ukraine, the chief secretary to
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – Treasury Minister Darren Jones urged big businesses to accept National Insurance increases to support the state. Treasury Chief Secretary Darren Jones has suggested that big businesses hit by the recent National Insurance (NI) increase should “suck it
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK government borrowing hit £17.8bn in December, a significant rise from predictions, with Rachel Reeves facing pressure to tackle
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK’s inflation rate dipped to 2.5% in December, bringing some comfort to households, while it still exceeds the Bank
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Deloitte’s latest survey shows that UK CFOs plan to cut significant costs and reduce hiring in 2025 in response
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group warns that HMRC’s efforts to track online income could confuse online sellers due
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK businesses are facing tough decisions, with more than half ready to increase prices due to a rise in
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Trump adviser says UK must pick between US economic model or EU’s ‘socialism.’ A leading adviser to the US president-elect, Donald Trump, has expressed the UK should align itself with the US “free enterprise” economic model instead
In a significant ruling, the Hague Appeals Court has overturned a previous decision that required oil giant, Shell, to significantly reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. The decision, handed down by Judge Carla Joustra, rejected the claims made by environmental groups, including Milieudefensie
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – UK’s Single Trade Window, aimed at simplifying post-Brexit trade, paused due to cost concerns. The Single Trade Window (STW) was designed as a key component of the UK’s post-Brexit border strategy. Its goal was to streamline trade
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – Callum Tindal-Draper, 22, dies fighting in Ukraine’s foreign volunteer platoon, despite family pleas. Callum Tindal-Draper, a 22-year-old from Cornwall, was killed while fighting in Ukraine for the country’s foreign volunteer platoon. He had joined the fight against
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – Nine boats carrying 572 people were intercepted in the Channel, with rising deaths and new security plans. The Home Office reported that nine boats carrying a total of 572 people attempting to cross the English Channel have
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The National Health Service (NHS) in London encourages eligible individuals to
Ahead of the Second Reading debate in the House of Commons over Kim Leadbeater MP’s Terminally
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government has launched a review of physicians and anaesthesia
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – It has been reported that High street eye scans on the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Health Secretary raised concerns over cosmetic surgery deaths for safer
There is no evidence to support the myth that the first Monday in January is Divorce Day, the busiest day for family lawyers, find a new analysis by the Marriage Foundation. The study, Divorce Day – Myth or Reality finds that there is no official data that supports the claim, with the closest figures showing the number of “divorce starts”,
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Italian authorities have successfully dismantled a sprawling network of European art forgers
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UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A recent survey by YouGov reveals that Britons across the UK prioritize trade with the EU over the US, reflecting a continued preference for EU ties. On the fifth anniversary of Brexit, a recent poll shows that
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch accuses Keir Starmer of handling the Southport killer and rioters unequally, urging a national discussion on UK integration. According to Kemi Badenoch, the British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer took an inconsistent approach to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Rachel Reeves expressed support for a third Heathrow runway, stating it would cut down circling flights and align with sustainable aviation development. Chancellor Rachel Reeves, in an interview with the BBC, stressed that any expansion must have
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government faces backlash as families are forced to take dangerous measures to reunite with their children, following stricter visa regulations. As reported by The Independent, in response to severe changes in the Homes for Ukraine
US (Parliament Politics Magazine) – US President Donald Trump praised UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s leadership and called him a “very good person” ahead of their scheduled call. The newly inaugurated US president, Donald Trump, during a press briefing on Air Force
Haringey (Parliament politics magazine) – Haringey council confirms Russell Park play area revamp will proceed after delays, supported by £450,000 Noel Park Big Local (NPBL) and community efforts. Following privacy concerns raised by some locals, construction of a new playhouse—which will be
Wandsworth (Parliament politics magazine) – Kido Wandsworth, an Ofsted-rated ‘outstanding’ nursery, will expand in April 2025 with 40 new spaces, enriching its inclusive, child-focused curriculum. Since its opening in 2020, the nursery has flourished because of the curriculum that values inclusion, encourages
Waltham Forest (Parliament politics magazine) – Chingford residents protest Waltham Forest Council’s to scrap free parking incentives, citing heavy reliance on cars and potential community impact. Drivers can currently park for free in any of the borough’s pay-to-park (P2P) spaces for a
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British farmers are protesting against the government’s inheritance tax changes, raising concerns that the new policies will harm the agricultural industry. Farmers across the UK are staging demonstrations on Saturday to record their opposition to the tax
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The British government has contacted gig economy firms, such as YoungOnes and Temper, over potential violations of employment laws after concerns raised. Following a series of reports from The Observer, the government has issued a warning that