Blue Labour urges end to DEI for Reform support

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Blue Labour pushes crackdown on DEI and immigration, urging ministers to legislate against inclusion policies to win over Reform-leaning voters. As reported by The Guardian, a Labour-aligned faction shaping Number 10’s message to Reform voters has called

Exercise beats drugs in preventing cancer return

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new global study shows structured exercise post-treatment cuts cancer recurrence by 28% and death risk by 37%, offering more benefits than drugs. As reported by The Guardian, a leading global trial finds exercise can reduce cancer

Ed Miliband says Reform could take his seat

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Energy Secretary Ed Miliband admits his Doncaster North seat is at risk as local election results show Reform UK gaining ground in key Labour strongholds. Ed Miliband, MP for Doncaster North since 2005, has admitted he could

Labour tax plan may hit final salary pensions

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s pension reform may let firms tap £160bn in surpluses, risking final salary schemes’ stability while generating a £40bn tax boost for the Treasury. As reported by The Telegraph, Labour plans to lift safeguards protecting pensions from

Local councillors cut from planning powers

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Angela Rayner plans to strip councillors of power on minor housing plans, handing control to unelected officials to fast-track Labour’s housing goal. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has proposed removing elected councillors from the decision-making process for

IRR: UK Border Force now under military control

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Institute of Race Relations says parts of the UK Border Force now operate under military command, indicating rising paramilitary policing in Europe. As reported by The Guardian, a recent report on global law enforcement revealed the

England may end legal support for SEN students

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK may scrap EHCPs, threatening legal support for 576,000 children with special needs, raising concerns among campaigners and families. As reported by The Guardian, ministers are considering reforms that could strip hundreds of thousands of children with

Toilet rules for trans people alarm disability activists

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Disabled campaigners denounce efforts to force trans people into accessible toilets, calling it unjust and damaging to both communities. As reported by The Guardian, disability rights campaigners express concern as trans people now face similar restroom discrimination

Bradford project boosts kids’ physical activity

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The JU:MP programme in Bradford increased children’s weekly activity by 70 minutes through green spaces, school exercises, and faith-based sports sessions. As reported by The Guardian, a scheme in the UK that allows children to co-create playgrounds

UK urged to offer Ukrainian GCSE for refugees

Kyiv (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government pressed to introduce Ukrainian GCSE for refugee kids, preventing retrauma linked to Russian language education. As reported by The Guardian, the children’s commissioner, alongside officials in Kyiv, has called on the British government to

UK MPs to question ministers on Israel arms exports

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK MPs demand answers from ministers over arms exports to Israel amid fears weapons could be used in Gaza despite partial export restrictions. As reported by The Guardian, Parliament’s export oversight committee has summoned three ministers responsible

Reform UK claims LTN win where none were present

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Reform UK claims success in scrapping LTNs, despite no such schemes existing in the council areas it controls after May’s elections. As reported by The Guardian, Reform UK’s commitment to remove low-traffic neighbourhoods in the councils it

Brexit food post in Portsmouth faces demolition

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Portsmouth’s £25m Brexit food inspection hub may be dismantled after an EU deal scrapped checks, leaving the site unused and the council facing a £6m shortfall. As reported by The Guardian, the future of Portsmouth’s £25m Brexit

Thames Water chair may face questions on bonuses

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sir Adrian Montague told MPs lenders demanded hefty bonuses from a £3bn loan to retain staff, sparking backlash as Thames Water faces debt and regulation. As reported by The Guardian, Thames Water’s chair may face further inquiries

Campaigners urge Labour to reject torture policy

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Campaigners slam Labour for keeping flawed intel-sharing rules, warning they risk enabling torture and harming the UK’s human rights commitments. As reported by The Guardian, Labour has come under fire for backing intelligence policies it once opposed,

Slot firms profit off UK’s poorest communities

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Slot machine firms target poor UK areas, funnelling millions offshore as councils call for stronger powers to curb openings and protect communities. As reported by The Guardian, companies operating slot machines are setting up in the UK’s

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