UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Train unions criticised decisions on pay and staffing, calling for more respect for medical professionals amid ongoing NHS strike tensions. As reported by The Independent, Aslef chief Mick Whelan backed junior doctors in their pay dispute, saying
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – ONS data shows England and Wales’ population rose by 706,881 in 2024, mostly due to migration, the second-biggest annual increase in 75 years. As reported by The Independent, official figures show a historic rise in the population
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Green Party deputy leader Zack Polanski faces criticism from party MPs who say his ‘eco-populism’ may divide support and reverse recent election gains. As reported by The Guardian, Zack Polanski’s push for a more populist Green Party
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander appeared unclear on key terms related to Palestinian statehood recognition, dodging direct questions on hostages. As reported by The Independent, Heidi Alexander struggled to define Britain’s conditions for recognising Palestine amid rising
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British Jewish leaders call for rapid Gaza aid, saying recent relief is overdue amid rising concern over the humanitarian crisis. As reported by the Guardian, Britain’s leading Jewish group called for swift, sustained Gaza aid, marking a
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Energy Secretary Ed Miliband backs growing calls for Britain to formally recognise Palestine amid mounting pressure over the UK’s stance on the Gaza conflict. As reported by The Telegraph, Ed Miliband has joined a growing number of
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Peter Kyle accused Reform UK leader Nigel Farage of supporting “extreme pornographers” after his party pledged to repeal the Online Safety Act if elected. As reported by The Guardian, Technology Secretary Peter Kyle has claimed Nigel Farage
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Devon campaigners demand public riverbank access after discovering the River Dart has 108 separate owners, raising concerns over walking rights. As reported by The Guardian, Devon residents are pushing for public access to the River Dart after
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves face pressure from top economists to introduce a wealth tax, arguing it could reduce inequality and boost funding. As reported by The Guardian, a group of top global economists has urged the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Jonathan Reynolds dismissed concerns that recognising Palestine would reward Hamas, emphasising Labour’s consistent support for a two-state solution. As reported by The Telegraph, Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has insisted that recognising Palestine would not amount to rewarding
