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Liz Kendall welfare reforms defend tough decisions amid Labour debate

The Work and Pensions Secretary stood firm on controversial changes to the UK welfare system, echoing the sentiments of Liz Kendall on welfare reforms,...

UK Chagos deal with Mauritius secures military base access amid sovereignty shift

The UK will hand control of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius while retaining joint access to a key US-UK military base. As part of...

Violent criminals early release plan sparks debate over major sentencing reforms in the UK

A new review calls for radical changes to reduce prison overcrowding. It suggests that some violent offenders could leave prison after serving just a...

Food Bank Crisis Deepens in the UK as Charities Demand Government Action

The UK faces a growing food bank crisis, with demand skyrocketing over the past five years. Recent data reveals a shocking 51% increase in...

Starmer and Lammy condemn Israel’s Gaza offensive amid rising global frustration

Starmer and Lammy condemn Israel’s Gaza offensive in their strongest language yet, signaling a major shift in the UK’s diplomatic tone. Speaking in Parliament, both...

Starmer apologises for Commons remark after calling Plaid MP’s criticism ‘rubbish’

Starmer apologises for Commons remark after facing criticism for a heated exchange with Plaid Cymru’s leader in Westminster. The Prime Minister admitted on Tuesday that...

Government increases water company investigations amid rising pollution and public outrage

The government increases water company investigations in response to growing public anger over pollution in rivers and seas. Officials say 81 criminal probes into environmental violations...

Ministers consider easing winter fuel payment cuts after backlash from pensioners and MPs

Ministers consider easing winter fuel payment cuts as pressure builds on the government over a deeply unpopular policy. Internal talks are underway to either adjust...

Union blames council for bin strike stalemate as Birmingham faces growing rubbish crisis

The union blames council for bin strike stalemate as the eleventh week of industrial action disrupts rubbish collections across Birmingham. Unite has accused the city council...

Labour women’s conference delayed after Supreme Court ruling on biological sex

The Labour women's conference delayed decision follows legal advice after a landmark Supreme Court ruling. The party has postponed its annual Women's Conference to avoid legal...

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