They say that “time and tide wait for no man”. In the last few months, you substitute in two other t-words – trade and tariffs – and the aphorism would remain as true as ever. Across the summer, international trade has rarely
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour may allow councils to use ANPR cameras to enforce parking, focusing on affluent areas, amid criticism over cuts to major road investment. As reported by The Telegraph, Labour faces backlash over plans for “spy cameras” in
The Crime and Policing Bill (hereafter “the Bill”) is the Labour Government’s first big intervention in the field of criminal law, policing powers, and public order management in the United Kingdom. But what are the Bill’s core provisions, its legislative intentions, and
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – YouGov poll shows Reform UK ahead at 28%, Labour sinks to 20%, Conservatives at 17%, as Nigel Farage vows mass deportations of migrants. According to a fresh YouGov poll for Sky News, Labour’s popularity has dropped to
Driving in the United Kingdom with a foreign driving licence involves specific rules and procedures that vary depending on the country where your licence was issued. Exchanging a foreign driving licence for a UK one is an important step for many residents
The exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union brought considerable changes across various sectors, including driving licences. EU driving licence holders living in or visiting the UK face new rules and procedures that affect how they can drive, exchange their
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Reform UK leader Nigel Farage outlines plan to detain and deport up to 600,000 asylum seekers, including women and children, if elected. As reported by The Independent, Nigel Farage confirmed children could face mass deportation under Reform
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British AI firms largely excluded from government talks, prompting criticism that Labour risks undermining the UK tech industry. As reported by The Telegraph, Labour faces backlash for neglecting UK tech companies, even as the Prime Minister, Sir
What is the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill 2025 and what is the Government hoping to achieve with it? The Bill represents a significant reform package addressing both children’s social care and educational standards, with implications for public authorities, schools, and families
When Westminster debates Britain’s key partnerships, conversations invariably gravitate towards Brussels or Washington. Yet one of our most strategically vital alliances in today’s shifting international landscape has quietly emerged from the Gulf: our relationship with Qatar. This partnership runs far deeper than
