Keir Starmer rejects claims he and Rachel Reeves misled voters, citing a £16bn productivity gap and defending tough Budget decisions.
Last week I learned that the UK government is currently fighting two investor lawsuits: one from a sanctioned Russian oligarch challenging our economic security policies and another from a fossil fuel investor looking to obstruct UK climate action. The UK may well
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Research shows abdominal obesity in men may harm heart function, shrinking chambers, and reducing blood flow, increasing the risk of heart failure. As reported by The Independent, a new study shows men with a “beer belly” face
BBC editor Chris Mason says Chancellor Rachel Reeves misled voters over tax data ahead of the Budget, sparking an ethics inquiry and political controversy.
Wes Streeting unveils a new HIV action plan with wider testing and NHS app kits, aiming to end new HIV infections in England by 2030.
Labour MP Tulip Siddiq receives a two-year sentence in Bangladesh over an alleged land corruption case, which she denies as politically motivated.
As Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group, one issue has dominated conversations with brewers and publicans this year: Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging, or EPR. EPR is a major new packaging obligation introduced this April. It applies to brand owners and
Tice rejects historic antisemitism claims
Collective leadership wins amid tensions
Reeves defends Budget and claims
A clear overview of Britain’s economic strength compared to major nations, covering GDP, trade, living standards, innovation, and global competitiveness.