UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Facebook posts reveal Homeland activists organising asylum hotel protests across the UK, raising fears of deeper extremist influence. As reported by The Guardian, several Facebook posts and groups show far-right Homeland activists coordinating protests at UK hotels
Laws are the rules that guide how a country works and protect people’s rights and freedoms. In the UK, making a law involves careful review, debate, and agreement between different parts of government. From introducing a bill in Parliament to receiving Royal
The situation in Ukraine and recent Iranian missile attacks against Israel have put the value of air and missile defence capacities into perspective as the domain that ensures the security of national territory. The approach to air and missile defence is multi-layered
The question on what happens when one spouse or civil partner dies is one of the most frequently asked questions, particularly where there is a will. Although UK law of inheritance has some protections of the married couple and civil partners in
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces warnings over plans to cut the tax-free pension lump sum, raising concerns it could hit savers. As reported by The Independent, officials warned Rachel Reeves that cutting tax-free pension withdrawals could “disproportionately hit
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Home Secretary Yvette Cooper says Labour inherited a broken immigration system as Home Office data shows asylum hotel numbers rose 8% this year. As reported by The Independent, Yvette Cooper said government moves to curb asylum numbers
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Experts warn Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ proposed mansion tax could stall luxury home sales and push wealthy homeowners out, freezing the top market. As reported by The Independent, property experts warn Rachel Reeves’ plan to tax high-end homes
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London Mayor Sadiq Khan plans to raise the Congestion Charge from £15 to £18, removing EV exemptions, prompting concerns for drivers and garages. As reported by The Telegraph, Sadiq Khan faces calls to protect professional drivers from
In British politics, nationalistic, conservative, free-market, and often much stricter immigration laws, political groups, parties, and ideologies are called right-wing politics. This may differ according to the specific party or coalition, but the right wing typically holds a high priority on stable,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Home Office faces legal challenge over algorithms guiding deportations, with claims of bias and insufficient human oversight of migrants. As reported by The Telegraph, legal action could halt Home Office deportations over its allegedly unlawful use of