HMRC accused of privacy breach
UK minority governments and stability
Ukraine condemns Russian nuclear attacks
Hoyle drops China spy case
Lewisham housing rating downgraded
Lambeth Council cited over mould.
New women’s fitness in Ealing
Barnet funds surgical robot with luxury dinner
Roy Masson banned after racial offense
Mayor Mahbub honors Tottenham heroes
Lib Dems urge Lammas Park repairs
John Prescott’s political career earnings
Croydon sisters walk for Jamaica relief
Nigel Farage’s political and media wealth
Badenoch denies retrospective migrant deportations
UK urged to stop UAE arms sales
Bromley spa licence revoked over misconduct
Reeves faces backlash over licensing policy
Hackney Museum spotlights hair-diversity campaign
Saka returns to Edward Betham School
Starmer declines no-tax-rise pledge
Lord Hermer blames outdated spy laws
Israel resumes Gaza ceasefire after strikes
Deported offender makes UK safer
Barnet residents share freedom stories
Council seeks external affordable-homes delivery
Man arrested after Lambeth woman stabbed
Farage leads Starmer in PM poll
British tourists warned as Jamaica
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – HMRC halted child benefits for 35,000 families after using incomplete travel data, prompting outrage and urgent reviews of its detection system. As reported by The Guardian, parents travelling from Liverpool to Amsterdam with autistic children had their
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Council is recognized by Stonewall for its efforts to make housing more inclusive for LGBTQ+ residents, marking a significant step towards equality. Only a small number of local governments were able to become Pledge Pioneers for
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lidl is set to open in Stamford Hill, Hackney, early next year, bringing new retail options and jobs to the community, amid growing demand for discount stores. When Sainsbury’s left in February, there were questions about the
Understanding London Assembly elections and democracy
Debate on UK parliamentary fairness
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Civil Service urges applicants to use ChatGPT for CVs and job applications but warns against false claims or sharing sensitive information. As reported by The Telegraph, civil servants are being urged to use ChatGPT to draft
Britain’s sovereignty rests with Parliament
Rachel Reeves hints at tax rises
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Justice Secretary David Lammy orders tougher prison checks after a convicted sex offender was wrongly released, sparking a national inquiry. As reported by The Independent, prisons are set to implement stricter release checks after a sex offender,
Awaab’s Law protects tenants’ safety
Aegon urges early pension access
Lord King criticises Reeves’ tax plans
Private sector helps cut NHS waits
China warns UK over Taiwan stance
Masked Muslim protesters vow community defence
UKIP supporters defy police in Westminster
Four arrested at UKIP Tower Hamlets rally
James Cleverly net worth details
UK families push homicide review request
Lucy Powell wins deputy leadership
Trump open to Kim Jong-un meeting
