UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Environment Secretary Steve Reed insists that Palestinians must return home, rejecting Trump’s controversial plan to relocate them for Gaza’s development. The British government has rejected newly elected US President Donald Trump’s suggestions that Palestinians be moved and
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A group of Labour MPs is pushing the government to implement tougher immigration measures as fears grow over electoral losses to the populist Reform Party. Amid rising concerns over Reform UK’s surge, Labour MPs whose seats could
Mauritius (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mauritian PM Navin Ramgoolam expressed confidence in reaching an agreement with Britain on the Chagos Islands dispute, amid ongoing legal battles. According to Navin Ramgoolam, his British counterpart is optimistic regarding the Chagos deal. What did Navin
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A survey conducted by Ipsos Mori reveals that the British public prefers a closer relationship with the EU over the US due to concerns over Donald Trump’s tariffs. According to the latest poll, a significant portion of
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces new proposals for Ofsted inspections, including a new 1-5 grading system to replace the current grades. During a speech at the Centre for Social Justice in London, Bridget Phillipson revealed the government’s
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ukrainian refugees in the UK face job losses and housing instability due to delays in visa extensions, leaving many families in financial hardship. The Home Office’s visa extension process could lead to job and housing losses for
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Department for Work and Pensions allegedly prevented a whistleblower from giving evidence in an inquiry into Carer’s Allowance overpayments. The DWP is accused of preventing a whistleblower who has repeatedly raised red flags about carer’s allowance
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Liberal Democrat leader, Ed Davey, responds to Elon Musk’s derogatory remarks and reaffirms his views against the Tesla owner’s interference in British politics. Sir Ed Davey, after being called a “snivelling cretin” by Elon Musk, promised
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Home Secretary Yvette Cooper slammed UK businesses for prioritizing overseas workers instead of local training, blaming it for rising net migration. The British government has pledged to limit the hiring of foreign workers, pushing companies to invest
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Home Secretary Yvette Cooper defends the government’s push to hold tech firms accountable for online harm, urging stronger laws to tackle AI-driven content. During an interview with BBC on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, Yvette Cooper warns that
