London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sir Keir Starmer is facing pressure from Labour’s left to prioritize human rights during his upcoming visit to Saudi Arabia, amid concerns that his focus on investment will overshadow critical issues like Yemen and Khashoggi’s murder. The
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Senior Britain’s religious leaders have united to oppose the assisted dying bill, highlighting the potential for abuse, inadequate palliative care and the dangers of a “duty to die mentality”. A coalition of 29 faith leaders has come
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Euston Station was evacuated after authorities found a suspicious package, leading to a controlled explosion. The station has resumed normal operations after the removal of police cordons. Police conducted a controlled explosion at Euston Station after the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A West London nightclub may lose its license after a gunfight broke out during a health and safety officer’s visit to investigate crime claims. Ricco Lunge in Kensington, a West London nightclub, faces potential license cancelling after
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The British government is seeking to appoint a new EU negotiator to oversee the UK’s relationship with the European Union, with a salary of up to £200,000. Ministers are looking to hire a new EU negotiator as
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Confidential prison layouts in England and Wales have been leaked on the dark web, leading to security concerns over organized crime exploiting the information. The Ministry of Justice is working to secure prisons and identify the source
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – No. 10 has confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will face an international arrest warrant issued by the ICC over alleged Gaza war crimes. Downing Street asserted it would fulfil its legal responsibilities under the ICC
This week I met with Damian McBeath – the Head Teacher for The John Wallis Academy in my Ashford Constituency. He and other campaigners from all over the country had travelled to Westminster to discuss their experiences and knowledge of rules on
Every day women and girls across the UK feel violated and harassed by both strangers and people in their lives. Their intimate photos are taken and shared online, and they have no way to protect themselves. Or someone took their selfies and
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The former Labour prime minister has opposed the assisted dying bill, calling for better end-of-life care instead. He urged for a commission on palliative care before considering such legislation. Gordon Brown has publicly argued against the assisted
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Gatwick Airport’s South Terminal was evacuated following the detection of a suspicious item in luggage, while police and bomb disposal teams investigated the scene. Access to the terminal and train station has been restricted Passengers were evacuated,
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s Respect orders will impose up to two years in jail, unlimited fines and curfews for penalties for persistent antisocial behaviour with penalties. Police will gain enhanced powers including vehicle seizures and ban offenders from public spaces
