Federica Calabrò is a journalist at Parliament News, She is covering Business and General World News. She is a native of Naples, commenced her career as a teller at Poste Italiane before following her passion for dance. Graduating in classical dance, she showcased her talents with two entertainment companies, enchanting audiences throughout Italy. Presently, Federica serves as the general secretary at the Allianz Bank Financial Advisors financial promotion center in Naples. In this capacity, she manages office forms, provides document assistance for Financial Advisors, oversees paperwork for the back office, and ensures smooth customer reception and assistance at the front office. Outside her professional obligations, Federica indulges in her passion for writing in her leisure time.
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Poll shows 71% of Labour members oppose British PM Keir Starmer’s Palestine Action ban amid arrests and public debate over the government’s move. As reported by The Telegraph, a new survey found that most Labour members reject
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour minister Stephen Kinnock says lifting the two-child benefit cap is under discussion, but final Budget decisions rest with Chancellor Rachel Reeves. As reported by The Telegraph, Stephen Kinnock signals potential lift of two-child benefit cap in
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Find Out Now poll shows nearly 9 in 10 Britons back deporting foreign sex offenders, while 47% say immigration threatens local women’s safety. As reported by The Telegraph, a new Find Out Now survey shows 90% of
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust launches a three-year strategy to cut carbon emissions and brace for the escalating impact of climate change. By 2040, the trust, which employs over 9,000 people in Ealing and Brent,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new poll suggests Reform UK could win 357 seats in the 2029 elections, taking all Conservative constituencies and ending Labour’s dominance in the region. As reported by the Doncaster Free Press, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK is
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces backlash after 532 arrests at Palestine Action protest, with critics warning of free speech threats and police overreach. As reported by The Independent, Sir Keir Starmer faces backlash after arrests at
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s EV grant scheme applies to only 17 of 130 models, raising concerns that the scheme will leave most buyers without incentives to switch to EVs. As reported by The Telegraph, Labour’s upcoming grant will cover only
Tehran (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Iran has hidden surviving nuclear scientists after Israeli assassinations, as new experts step in despite fears of further attacks. As reported by The Telegraph, Tehran has moved its surviving scientists into hiding after Israel killed over 30
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Southern train services through Croydon, Sutton, and Epsom will face cancellations, diversions, and bus replacements due to weekend engineering works. The modifications, which will impact trains on Saturday and Sunday (August 9 and August 10), are the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Deputy PM Angela Rayner seeks equal minimum wage for 18-year-olds, triggering backlash from firms facing rising taxes and youth employment challenges. As reported by The Telegraph, Angela Rayner urges for increasing pay for 18-year-olds, even as employers
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Haringey residents can enjoy two free open days at local leisure centres, promoting physical activity and mental wellbeing in the borough’s east. Go to the New River Leisure Centre (White Hart Lane, N22 5QW) on Tuesday, August
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander appeared unclear on key terms related to Palestinian statehood recognition, dodging direct questions on hostages. As reported by The Independent, Heidi Alexander struggled to define Britain’s conditions for recognising Palestine amid rising
Kensington & Chelsea (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kensington & Chelsea Council warns of possible library closures and council tax relief cuts as it grapples with a staggering £82 million funding shortfall. According to Kensington and Chelsea Council, it may also raise council
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon residents south of the Flyover grow weary of Conservative MP Chris Philp’s persistent and slightly shrill email updates, regardless of constituency. When the shadow home secretary isn’t chasing delivery drivers down the street or counting tiny
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Devon campaigners demand public riverbank access after discovering the River Dart has 108 separate owners, raising concerns over walking rights. As reported by The Guardian, Devon residents are pushing for public access to the River Dart after
Tower Hamlets (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Leila’s shop in Tower Hamlets threatened by a staggering 300 % rent rise, facing imminent closure as landlords impose unaffordable hikes on small traders. The store often offers work experience chances to locals, organizes cooking classes, and
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Two men were killed and two others seriously injured in a stabbing incident in Southwark. Police launched an urgent investigation into the case. Four people had been stabbed when police were called to a business location in
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chloe Kelly, hero of England’s 2025 Euros win, will be honoured with the Freedom of the Borough by Ealing Council after a motion passed in July 2023. Residents are also calling for a permanent public memorial to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new analysis reveals that local leaders and police must act fast together to tackle false online claims after violent incidents in the UK. As reported by The Guardian, following major events like the Southport murders, a
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mayor Sadiq Khan plans to build on 131 sq miles of green belt to address the housing shortage, raising criticism from environmentalists. As reported by The Telegraph, Sir Sadiq Khan plans to develop more than 100 square
Sydney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK and Australia have formally signed the Aukus treaty to build nuclear-powered submarines, as David Lammy dismissed concerns over the US commitment. As reported by The Guardian, Australia and Britain have signed a 50-year agreement under
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Caravan owners and occupiers at Gravel Pit in Gerpins Lane hit with a temporary stop notice by Havering Council for breaching planning law, face potential enforcement action. According to the July 16 notice, there was an “unlawful
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council joins UK-wide celebrations for Love Parks Week 2025, highlighting the vital role of parks and green spaces from 25 July to 3 August. The yearly event also serves as a chance to express gratitude to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says Britain is ready for riots as tensions rise over asylum hotels, with police warning of unrest spreading nationwide. As reported by The Independent, ministers are preparing for possible summer riots amid rising
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon warns Brexit is hurting London’s financial image, with talent moving to EU hubs like Paris and Frankfurt. As reported by The Independent, Goldman Sachs chief David Solomon described London’s financial standing as
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Deputy PM Angela Rayner called for urgent action to tackle the deep and lasting effects of migration on public services, housing, and the labour market. As reported by The Telegraph, Angela Rayner warned of the “profound impact”
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK borrowing surged to £20.7bn in June, exceeding forecasts and raising pressure on Rachel Reeves as tax hikes loom ahead of the autumn budget. As reported by The Guardian, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faced renewed financial pressure after
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A major review by Sir Jon Cunliffe urges scrapping Ofwat and replacing it with a single regulator, as water bills are projected to rise 30% by 2030. As reported by The Independent, an independent review has proposed
US (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Donald Trump praised PM Keir Starmer for fixing the UK’s “sloppy” Brexit rollout, saying Britain’s EU exit is now heading in the right direction. As reported by The Independent, US President Donald Trump criticised the UK’s Brexit
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves reaffirmed tax pledges for workers but left the door open to a wealth tax, insisting her fiscal rules remain non-negotiable. As reported by The Independent, Ms Reeves signalled that a wealth duty remains possible,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Critics slam the UK’s skilled visa list for including DEI roles and bloggers, arguing it diverts focus from vital sectors amid rising migration concerns. As reported by GB News, diversity and inclusion professionals in Britain now qualify
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A UK Islamic camp linked to Iran faces calls for a ban amid warnings it may expose children to extremist views and anti-Semitic messages. As reported by The Telegraph, a summer camp backed by an Islamic group
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour MPs call for urgent UK recognition of Palestine, warning Gaza faces ethnic cleansing under Israeli plans to relocate civilians to Rafah. As reported by The Guardian, in response to Israeli plans to relocate Gaza civilians to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron are set to announce a “one in, one out” migrant deal allowing limited UK returns to France as part of a Channel crossings plan. As reported by The Guardian on Thursday, UK
Croydon (Parliament Politics Megazine) – AFC Croydon Athletic, co-owned by Stormzy and Wilfried Zaha, faces safety and environmental risks after an illegal camp appeared on June 25, 2025, causing massive fly-tipping and cancelled youth events. As South London Community Matters News reported,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron will discuss migrant returns during Downing Street talks, amid growing pressure to curb record Channel crossings. As reported by The Independent, Sir Keir Starmer and President Emmanuel Macron will hold talks at
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hounslow’s new Local Plan (to 2041) aims to build 28,800 homes (50% affordable), create 20,000 jobs, boost green growth, and fight climate change. Supported by Councillor Tom Bruce. As UK Property FORUMS News reported, Hounslow has a
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour faces backlash as public sector consultancy costs hit £1.3bn, rising 5% despite a pledge to cut external adviser spending. As reported by The Telegraph, Sir Keir Starmer is facing a U-turn accusation after new findings revealed
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A young man was fatally stabbed near a northeast London pub, prompting a police murder investigation. What happened on Chingford Mount Road on Sunday night? Around 9:15 pm on Sunday, on Chingford Mount Road, the fatal incident
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – NHS faces fresh strike threats as resident doctors demand a 29% pay rise, risking mass cancellations of appointments and operations across England. As reported by The Guardian, resident doctors demanding a 29% wage increase may trigger fresh
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Deputy PM Angela Rayner’s plan to tighten right-to-buy rules sparks backlash, with critics calling it hypocritical and anti-aspiration. As reported by The Telegraph, Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has announced significant cuts to right-to-buy discounts for council tenants.
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ex-health secretary Matt Hancock said sending patients to care homes was necessary, despite claims it worsened COVID spread. As reported by The Guardian, Matt Hancock told the Covid-19 inquiry that sending untested hospital patients to care homes
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Supermarket bosses slammed Labour’s calorie-cutting plan as rushed, costly, and ineffective, warning it adds red tape without tackling obesity properly. As reported by The Telegraph, retail and food industry heads criticised government proposals to mandate calorie tracking
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK house prices dropped by 0.8% in June, the sharpest fall since 2023, with experts citing lower demand after the end of stamp duty relief, says Nationwide. As reported by The Guardian, the UK housing market recorded
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ipsa will select citizens to discuss MPs’ pay and funding, aiming for an open debate on fair compensation and restoring trust in democracy. As reported by The Guardian, Parliament’s expenses regulator is launching a citizens’ panel made
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour MP Anna Dixon urged tax relief for unsold retirement homes, but the party rejected the call, leaving grieving families burdened with double taxation. As reported by The Telegraph, despite internal pressure, Labour has refused to ease
Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wandsworth Council has extended the entry deadline for its annual ‘Wandsworth in Bloom’ competition, encouraging more residents to showcase their gardens. The Wandsworth in Bloom gardening competition now has a new entry date of Monday, July 14
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK watchdog FCA considers scrapping mortgage protections amid calls to ease rules and boost economic growth, raising concerns over increased homeowner risks. As reported by The Guardian, in response to Chancellor Rachel Reeves, the City watchdog may
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new YouGov poll suggests Reform UK would win the most seats if a general election were held today, with Labour collapsing and Tories pushed to fourth place. As reported by Sky News, a YouGov poll shows
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Defence Secretary John Healey revealed the UK faced 90,000 cyber attacks last year, warning of rising threats as NATO focuses on homeland security. As reported by GB News, John Healey said Britain suffered thousands of cyber attacks
