UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s immigration crackdown may cost Britain £4.4bn, as the Home Office warns of economic losses and experts fear damage to universities. As reported by The Independent, a Home Office report warns Labour’s immigration plans could cost the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ex-Chancellor George Osborne warns Chancellor Rachel Reeves that tax rises may be inevitable, citing manifesto promises as Budget plans loom. As reported by The Independent, George Osborne warned Rachel Reeves that sticking to manifesto pledges will be
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Nigel Farage’s Reform UK treasurer Nick Candy’s company secured £4.6m in damages after a High Court ruled it was misled into investing in a tech start-up. As reported by The Independent, a High Court has ruled that
Increasing financial pressures are no secret, so in an era of budget constraints, we need to be smart with our budgeting. That is exactly why I fully support the continued contributions to the Global Fund because supporting international health systems doesn’t just
Rauma, Finland – on the Gulf of Bothnia, across the water from Sweden. After a long day, my thoughts turned to my recent debate in Westminster and a vote a very long time ago, when I was the youngest member of Ross
It is almost a year since the Prime Minister announced the sweeping cuts to Official Development Assistance. A decision that prompted the resignation of the Minister for International Development, who could not in good conscience support the dismantling of Britain’s global leadership
The North East can count the blessings of its geography for the North Sea whose gales are a gift to our diverse national energy mix and good quality jobs in the region. The wind power can also help us reach our net
Hoyle drops China spy case
Tories demand Reeves’ immediate dismissal
Coalmining has defined the south Wales valleys for centuries, with towns and villages built on pride, community and hard work by generation after generation. However, it was Westminster, not Wales that profited from the hollowing of our hills, with wealth being siphoned
