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Foreign Criminals to Face Home Office Tagging and Curfews Under New Measures

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Foreign criminals who cannot be deported may soon be subject to electronic tagging and night-time curfews under a new government proposal. The Home Office...
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Charities Criticize Starmer Over “Misleading” Claims About Spiders Blocking Housing Development

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Conservation groups have accused Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer of making "misleading" statements regarding rare spiders allegedly halting the construction of a new town....
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Rachel Reeves Stands Firm on Welfare Reforms Amid Labour Party Tensions

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has reaffirmed her commitment to reforming the welfare system, emphasizing the need for the government to "get a grip" on rising...
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Jonathan Reynolds Corrects Parliamentary Record Over Solicitor Claim

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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has formally corrected the parliamentary record after it was revealed he inaccurately referred to himself as a former solicitor during...
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UK Watchdog Supports Decision Not to Label Southport Killer as a Terrorist

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The UK’s independent terrorism watchdog has endorsed the decision not to classify Axel Rudakubana, the individual responsible for the Southport murders, as a terrorist....
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Disability Benefit Cuts Test Loyalty of Labour MPs Amid Welfare Reform Push

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The UK government’s proposed cuts to the welfare budget are testing the loyalty of Labour MPs, as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s policy team...
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Labour Councils Divest from UK Defence Firms Amid Pro-Palestinian Pressure

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At least nine Labour-led local authorities have voted to divest their pension funds from British defence companies, defying government efforts to boost investment in...
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Government Plans Radical Overhaul: Thousands of Civil Service Jobs at Risk in ‘Project Chainsaw’ Shake-Up

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The UK government is drafting a radical blueprint to reform the state, including significant cuts to civil service jobs and a crackdown on quangos...
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William Hague Urges Tighter Smartphone Controls for Children and Calls on Ministers to Challenge Tech Giants

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Lord William Hague, the chancellor of the University of Oxford and former Conservative leader, has called for stricter controls on children’s smartphone usage and...
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UK Warns It ‘Won’t Hesitate to Respond’ to Trump’s Steel Tariffs as Trade Tensions Escalate

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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has warned that Britain will not hesitate to act in its national interest after former US President Donald Trump imposed...
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