UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Steve Reed, UK environment secretary, challenges Yorkshire anglers’ river cleanup win, drawing criticism over Labour’s pledge to address water pollution. On Tuesday, Mr Steve’s legal team will argue in the court of appeal that tackling pollution in
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Britain and Mauritius report progress on a Chagos Islands agreement, with the UK retaining Diego Garcia for 99 years, though Mauritius wants changes. The British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s efforts to hand over the Chagos Islands to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss argued that the UK cannot succeed unless the British media, such as the BBC and The Times, are reformed, accusing them of not covering major issues. Liz Truss is known
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Common Wealth report warns that private ownership could lead to a sudden North Sea oil and gas decrease, leaving taxpayers with a £10.8bn bill. The think tank’s report predicts that the current model of private ownership
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A terrorism watchdog suggests Britain should review the national security in repatriating stateless persons like Shamima Begum, despite worries. Jonathan Hall KC, the government’s independent terrorism reviewer, has recommended that the UK repatriate British nationals of the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Reform MPs, including Nigel Farage, earn more than £10,000 through Elon Musk’s X platform, while critics accuse them of promoting harmful discourse. Nigel Farage, Lee Anderson, and Rupert Lowe have all reported receiving significant payments from Musk’s
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The pound fell to a 14-month low as bond market sell-offs raised investor concerns over the UK economy, putting more pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The pound declined as the cost of credit in Britain climbed to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In a tense Prime Minister’s Questions exchange (PMQs), Sir Keir Starmer has accused the Conservative leader of “bandwagon jumping” for calling for a new inquiry into grooming gangs. Kemi Badenoch, the Tory leader, has warned Prime Minister
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson condemned the Conservative’s plan for a new grooming inquiry, arguing it would kill child safety legislation. Bridget Phillipson slammed the opposition’s proposal to change the Children’s Wellbeing Bill on Wednesday. She described it
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine): The Labour government proposes a new deal to help farmers earn more and be sustainable, but protests continue over unpopular tax and subsidy cuts. Tens of thousands of farmers stage mass protests over controversial changes to agricultural inheritance
