Haringey News (Parliament Politics Magazine) – After a 36-year-old man was fatally stabbed in the Haringey borough, North London, three men and a woman were taken into custody on the suspicion of murder. A 36-year-old man was stabbed to death in Harringay
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Deloitte’s latest survey shows that UK CFOs plan to cut significant costs and reduce hiring in 2025 in response to increasing national insurance contributions. According to Deloitte’s latest survey, two-thirds of finance directors reported no plans to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Common Wealth report warns that private ownership could lead to a sudden North Sea oil and gas decrease, leaving taxpayers with a £10.8bn bill. The think tank’s report predicts that the current model of private ownership
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A terrorism watchdog suggests Britain should review the national security in repatriating stateless persons like Shamima Begum, despite worries. Jonathan Hall KC, the government’s independent terrorism reviewer, has recommended that the UK repatriate British nationals of the
China (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves arrived in Beijing, arguing for stronger relations with China to enhance British businesses despite market challenges and criticism. Despite UK financial pressures, Chancellor Reeves defends her decision to visit China to strengthen the economy,
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The 204-home tower scheme’s developer, Comer Homes, has three years to remove the orange cladding. He has to pay the Greenwich council close to £7 million. The Planning Inspectorate has decided that a 204-home tower project in
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Reform MPs, including Nigel Farage, earn more than £10,000 through Elon Musk’s X platform, while critics accuse them of promoting harmful discourse. Nigel Farage, Lee Anderson, and Rupert Lowe have all reported receiving significant payments from Musk’s
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Health Secretary Wes Streeting supports private healthcare in cutting NHS waiting times but insists it must provide genuine additional capacity. The health secretary, who has criticised “middle-class lefties” for prioritising ideology over patient care, stated he would
Merton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Merton council has awarded a new eight-year contract to the resource management company Veolia, which will provide maintenance services from April 2025. Environmental services organization will also offer the city residents recycling, trash picking and winter
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – David Lammy, addressing foreign policy experts, warned that Russian aggression has disrupted post-Cold War peace and backed increased NATO spending. In his first speech of 2025, the foreign secretary discussed the Cold War and criticized Vladimir Putin
