UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Conservative peer Lord Jackson may switch to Reform UK, citing the Tories’ migration failures as Farage’s party outperforms them in recent polls. As reported by The Telegraph, a Tory peer is considering joining Nigel Farage’s Reform UK,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour minister Stephen Kinnock says lifting the two-child benefit cap is under discussion, but final Budget decisions rest with Chancellor Rachel Reeves. As reported by The Telegraph, Stephen Kinnock signals potential lift of two-child benefit cap in
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police in Norwich arrested 13 protesters for showing support for the banned group Palestine Action, five detained for questioning, others released.’ As reported by The Guardian, Norwich police arrested 13 people for allegedly supporting the banned group
Democracy and republicanism are very important political organisations in society, and the study of government is required. Sometimes these can be interchanged, but at the same time, they mean different things. One can bring up some interesting debates in the analysis of
The United Kingdom has an established political culture with a history of parliamentary traditions utilised globally. A prominent feature of its parliamentary democracy is the bicameral, or two-chamber system, through which law is created and changed. The two houses consist of the
In the UK, devolution has been a diversity-laden, contradictory political process that involves the cession of some of the powers and roles of the national government of Westminster to the regional governments of Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and some areas of England.
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Home Secretary Yvette Cooper defends expanding live facial recognition to target serious offenders, promising safeguards amid privacy fears. As reported by The Independent, Yvette Cooper backed the government’s use of live facial recognition to tackle serious offenders,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – DfT warns UK rail directors could face jail for using unqualified staff to prosecute fare dodgers, risking mass overturned convictions. As reported by The Telegraph, rail bosses could face jail for letting unqualified staff prosecute alleged fare
To understand how the UK voting system works, one has to examine the numerous voting possibilities, the theoretical eligibility, the history of the system, and the topical cases of elections. Whether at the local council or national Parliament, members are elected by
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Welsh Labour MS Hefin David, Caerphilly representative since 2016, dies suddenly at 47, prompting tributes from politicians and colleagues. As reported by The Independent, Wales’ First Minister confirms the sudden death of Welsh Labour backbencher Hefin David.
