91 Lords paid for political advice, Guardian reveals

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Guardian analysis shows over 10% of Lords earn money from commercial firms offering political consultancy, raising concerns over public trust.  Approximately 91 members of the House of Lords have received payments from commercial firms for political

260 UK citizens’ data collected by contractor in migrant checks

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Home Office contractor mistakenly sent private data on UK citizens while conducting routine checks on migrants’ finances, raising privacy concerns. The Home Office faces allegations of gathering information on “hundreds of thousands of unsuspecting British citizens”

Andrew Gwynne urged to resign over Whatsapp insult

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Former health minister Andrew Gwynne faces calls to step down after a newly leaked WhatsApp chat revealed that he made offensive remarks toward a priest. As reported by The Guardian, a practising Anglican priest has insisted on

Josie Stewart fired over Afghanistan evacuation wins case

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A UK civil servant, Josie Stewart, unfairly dismissed by the government after she exposed failures in Afghanistan’s evacuation, won her unfair dismissal case. British government loses unfair dismissal case against whistleblower who revealed mishandling of Afghan evacuation

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