Later today the Lord Chancellor will announce plans to automatically suspend parental responsibility from any parent who kills their partner. Known as ‘Jade’s Law,’ the measures will be brought before parliament by the end of the year and are supposed to put
Yesterday, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt claimed that the Conservatives are taking the long-term decisions for a brighter future, as he announced an: Immediate Civil Service recruitment cap and Equality and Diversity Audit to save up to £1billion next year, cutting the cost of
They say a week’s a long time in politics, if that’s the case then the last 12 months must have seemed like a life sentence for the Conservatives. For the last year they have been hit by poll after poll showing that
Ministers unveil £30m Health Technology Adoption and Acceleration Fund for NHS Grants will speed up the roll out of cutting-edge innovation and new treatments to cut waiting lists and improve patient care Local NHS trusts to apply for cash to address community
On Monday, Piazza Affari opened just above parity as expected, while other European stock exchanges managed to gain momentum in opening trade on a busy morning on the macroeconomic front with the release of some of the leading PMIs of the world’s
Wall Street appears in the green in the first indicative trend before the market this Monday. The S&P 500 gained 0.4%, the Dow Jones 0.3% and the Nasdaq 0.5%. The main reason for satisfaction comes from the weekend announcements. Indeed, the American
The British government is making a political gesture. Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt is due to announce this Monday, October 2, that the minimum wage will be raised from April 2024. It must thus reach at least 11 pounds sterling per hour (12.67
The Rwandan ambassador in London questioned, in remarks filmed without his knowledge, the migration policy of the British government, with which his country concluded an agreement to welcome migrants. Johnston Busingye was asked in a documentary released online on Saturday evening by
Less than a year before the Paris Olympic Games, the proliferation of bedbugs in France is worrying the foreign press. In the United States, Hong Kong, and even the United Kingdom, many voices are being raised to raise this problem. A concern
Last month, the Ultra Low Emission Zone was extended to cover my constituency of Dagenham & Rainham. I have been clear in my opposition to this policy since the expansion was announced and continue to lobby against it. I understand the pressing
Earlier this summer I had the privilege to move the Second Reading of the Veterans Advisory and Pensions Committees Bill. The bill was originally introduced by my honourable friend Robin Millar MP in House of Commons in March, and I was pleased
The Direct Grant school I attended with a free place by exam did offer us extra maths and English education beyond GCSE (then O level ). We did Maths and English O levels a year early, and then offered Additional Maths and
