London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The London Museum has been granted a ÂŁ50 million growth towards creating its latest home in Smithfield markets. The City of London Corporation and the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan have both committed ÂŁ25 million towards the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The family of James Kirby, a World Central Kitchen support worker killed in Gaza, have called for an independent inquiry into his death and expressed neither British nor Israeli diplomats had been in contact, even though an
Thousands flocked to the annual Sundown Festival at the Norfolk Showground in Norwich, enjoying a weekend filled with music and sunshine. The festival, now in its 12th year, featured over 80 artists across five stages, showcasing a diverse lineup that included Tom
Recent statistics reveal a significant rise in the number of individuals returned from the UK following comments from the Prime Minister. Notably, between July 5 and August 31, 2024, there were 1,240 enforced returns for individuals lacking legal rights to stay, a
As Keir Starmer approaches two months in office as Prime Minister, public opinion is beginning to take shape regarding the performance of the new Labour government. Recent YouGov political trackers indicate that while the public’s attitude toward the new administration is more
The call for a ceasefire in Gaza has reached a critical juncture, with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy emphasizing that “the time for a Gaza ceasefire deal is now.” This statement comes during a significant visit to Israel alongside French Foreign Minister
The Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance has unveiled an important collaboration for Black History Month, focused on enriching cultural engagement within communities. This initiative offers individuals the chance to explore and celebrate the rich history and contributions of Black culture through a
In a significant development in UK politics, suspended Labour councillor Ricky Jones has been remanded in custody following his charge of encouraging violent disorder. The charge is linked to comments he made during a counter-protest in Walthamstow, London, raising concerns about the
Over 8,200 complaints have been filed with Ofcom regarding a controversial episode of ITV’s Good Morning Britain (GMB), which raised serious questions about impartiality. The episode featured presenter Ed Balls interviewing his wife, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, during a discussion on the
In a significant shift in labor policy, the Labour government has commenced the process of dismantling Conservative-era rules that imposed stringent restrictions on strike actions by various public sector workers, including teachers, firefighters, and train staff. This move comes as part of
