Keir Starmer, yesterday pledged to back Britain’s farmers by setting a new standard for spending on food in the public sector. Speaking on Alan Titchmarsh’s Love Your Weekend Show, the Labour leader called for the UK to be ‘ambitious’ about food production:
UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The United Kingdom environmental ministry warns the UK industries of heavy penalties for increasingly polluting the environment, including the water industry and others. The organization of Variable Monetary Penalties (VMPs) has expanded the range of offenses they
UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The United Kingdom government has set out plans for operating against companies dodging strict sanctions, including those following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The ministry of the United Kingdom has implied that the Office of Trade Sanctions
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – SMEs are currently encountering significant economic challenges. In addition to grappling with high interest rates and persistent inflation, there is another potential obstacle on the horizon. The rise in collective action lawsuits poses a risk of gradually
Ninety eight per cent of calls referred from the government’s Covid Fraud Hotline are not being pursued as active investigations, ministers have revealed. Almost two years on from the scheme’s inception, only 103 investigations are still ongoing from the 5,124 actionable calls
There are now two private member’s bills in Parliament, seeking to “end the practice of conversion therapy”. When the idea of a ban was first raised, we were all led to believe it was about preventing disreputable pseudo-medical practices which some therapists
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In an effort to spur expansion, Cluttons’ partners have executed a management buyout of the business. According to the report, the company has secured more funding from Treun Capital to support its global goals. It makes use
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Even though Australia and India’s relationship is becoming closer, as demonstrated by the Second Australia-India 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue, for example, both Canberra and Delhi are beginning to realize that trilateral groups can be an even more effective
London (Parliament Politics Maganize) – Social justice activists and lawmakers disapproved of Justice Minister Helen McEntee’s plan to broaden contentious laws allowing facial recognition technology (FRT). The Minister of Justice, Helen McEntee, has instructed her department’s legal staff to incorporate violent disorder
London (Parliament Politics Maganize) – The scene is prepared for one of the year’s most anticipated legislative events, and the participants are gathered. Although it’s pantomime season, there’s not much joy around this Scottish budget. Humza Yousaf‘s Cabinet is in the wings,
Europe (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Early in the morning, Kirsten Whitehouse was watching TV news when it finally dawned on her that the United Kingdom had decided to leave the European Union. Following the Brexit referendum on June 24, 2016, Whitehouse, 48,
London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Higher education officials have warned that new immigration laws may make it difficult for colleges to get the most incredible talent from outside and may even give the impression that the UK is “closing ranks.” Home Secretary
