Britain’s New Leadership Keir Starmer, following a decisive victory for the Labour Party, has committed to reversing the despair accumulated over 14 years of Conservative governance. He promises to lead a critical mission of national renewal amidst rising poverty, deteriorating infrastructure, a
As the UK general election approaches, voters are faced with the decision of which party to support. If you haven’t made your choice yet, this guide offers an overview of where the major parties stand on key issues, based on their campaign
As the United Kingdom prepares for the general elections on July 4, political parties are actively campaigning for votes, each presenting their visions for the country’s future. This election follows Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s announcement of snap elections on May 22, setting
In a significant call to action, over 400 climate change experts have released an open letter addressed to the leaders of the UK’s political parties. The letter urges these leaders to adopt an ambitious climate policy framework if they are successful in
When voters go to the polls in 107 local authorities across England on 2nd May, they will hold more than the fate of their local councillor or metro mayor in their ballot pencils. These elections in two weeks could well prove to
The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak is bracing himself for a major Parliamentary revolt by Conservative backbenchers, including two former prime ministers and a string of former ministers, as he seeks to outlaw smoking for the young. Simon Clarke the former chief secretary
MP at centre of honeytrap scandal resigns from influential committees, but why has the PM not acted?
William Wragg, the MP as the centre of the Westminster honeytrap scandal, has finally announced his resignation as Vice-Chairman of the influential 1922 Committee, the body that oversaw the election of Rishi Sunak as Prime Minster. It has been reported that he
In a rare bit of good news for the embattled Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak’s much talked about Rwanda Bill sailed through its second reading in Parliament yesterday evening. A jubilant Down Street was relived that after days of wrangling by MPs on
Labour has pledged to establish a Flood Resilience Taskforce that will meet every winter ahead of the peak season for flooding. The COBRA-style taskforce will coordinate flooding preparation and resilience between central government, local authorities, local communities, and emergency services. Labour claims

In January, in what was largely seen as a “reset” the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, delivered a keynote speech promising to deliver “peace of mind” to the public, even as his government grappled with war in Ukraine, a cost of livingcrisis and