UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Technology Secretary Peter Kyle pledges streamlining regulation, ensuring quicker market access for emerging technologies like medical drones. Mr Kyle has pledged to slash red tape, enabling the faster deployment of innovations like medical delivery drones. What did
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Philip Hammond, former chancellor, has made £30 million from advisory roles in the House of Lords, sparking concerns over conflicts of interest. Ex-chancellor has secured millions through consultancy and director positions during his tenure in the House
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Housing associations are accused of misleading buyers of “affordable” homes, with service charges up by 400%, causing financial hardship for residents. As reported by The Guardian, housing associations are under scrutiny for being accused of mis-selling “affordable”
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Defense Secretary John Healey reassured on US-UK intelligence sharing, stressing strong defense ties and collaboration to counter the growing Russian threat. John Healey has emphasized the UK’s commitment to enhancing its “exceptional defense partnership with the US”
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government will use £11 million in fines from water companies to support river cleanup projects, reversing concerns the money would go to the Treasury. As reported by The Guardian, millions in fines collected from water
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK Treasury plans to slash GB Energy funding, a move that could undermine Labour’s renewable energy ambitions and pose a challenge for Ed Miliband. As reported by The Guardian, Labour’s GB Energy, focused on enhancing renewable
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ann Widdecombe, Reform UK’s spokesperson, dismissed claims of a “civil war” within the party after MP Rupert Lowe’s criticism of Nigel Farage’s leadership. Reform UK spokesperson rejected allegations of a civil war within the party following MP
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Royal College of Nursing criticizes ministers for delaying an investigation into migrant carers’ exploitation as workplace abuse reports rise. The RCN accuses ministers of delaying an inquiry into migrant carers’ mistreatment. Despite repeated complaints regarding low
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Britain will continue supplying intelligence aid to Ukraine despite the US cutting off its support, though their resources are not as extensive. Following America’s decision to stop intelligence support earlier this week, the UK will continue its
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Liz Kendall advocates for increasing work opportunities to reduce the benefits bill, arguing that rising employment will inevitably lower welfare costs. The Work and Pensions Secretary has argued that getting more people back into work is the
