FTSE 100 leaders make year’s pay before midday

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – According to a new report highlighting growing income inequality, FTSE 100 CEOs will make more money by midday Monday than the average worker in a year.  The High Pay Centre report shows that executives will reach a

Schools hit by RAAC still waiting for concrete removal

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Around 90% of schools affected by the RAAC crisis are still waiting for dangerous concrete to be removed, while critics are raising concerns.  Stephen Morgan, Labour’s education minister, has revealed that the RAAC problem may take as

Non-EU migrants at risk in UK’s new eVisa system

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK’s move for eVisas for non-EU migrants faces backlash, campaigners warn that the UK’s digital visa plan for non-EU migrants could create hurdles. The British government is moving forward with an eVisa system for non-EU residents,

Londoner died in New Orleans truck attack

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Edward Pettifer, a 31-year-old from London, was confirmed among those killed in an attack in New Orleans while authorities are investigating the incident.  A truck strike in New Orleans, carried out by an alleged ISIS supporter, left

Reform UK leader separates himself from Robinson

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Nigel Farage distances himself from Elon Musk’s support for jailed Tommy Robinson, despite Musk’s influence and financial support for Reform UK.  The tech mogul Elon Musk, who has expressed support for the Reform UK party and is