Thousands rally in Parliament Square against Trump’s UK visit

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Thousands of protesters gathered in Parliament Square to oppose US President Donald Trump’s second state visit, voicing anger over his policies. Around 15:00 BST, the organizers of the Stop Trump Coalition, which consists of over 50 unions

What did the House of Lords Act 1999 do: Why it mattered

A significant turning point in British politics was the House of Lords Act 1999, which established a radical departure from the prior right to membership in the UK’s upper house. Tony Blair‘s Labour government introduced the act to Parliament as part of

Peter Kyle: Lord Mandelson skills outweighed Epstein’s ties

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Business Secretary Peter Kyle said Lord Peter Mandelson’s “singular talents” outweighed Jeffrey Epstein’s risks, sparking his controversial US ambassador role. As reported by The Independent, a senior cabinet minister admitted political priorities outweighed security concerns, allowing Lord

Is lobbying legal in UK: How Is It Regulated?

Lobbying has become a common practice in democratic systems, but it isn’t practiced or considered legal in every jurisdiction (state). This article describes lobbying and how it is particularly visible in the United Kingdom. Although legal and a major factor in public

First migrants set for return to France next week

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Britain will begin deporting Channel migrants to France under a “one in, one out” deal, aiming to tackle crossings and manage small-boat arrivals. As reported by The Telegraph, under the UK-France “one in, one out” deal, the

UK plans hedgehog highways rule for new buildings

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – House of Lords supports amendments for hedgehog highways and bird-safe glass to make new buildings safer for wildlife amid planning bill concerns. As reported by The Guardian, the House of Lords has moved to require hedgehog highways

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