New Statesman1h
Labour will not win a war on the countryside
The headline witness, though, was Kemi Badenoch. This was not because she offered any particularly new or jaw-dropping ...
UK ministers admit to Brexit pains, but the relief is on hold
Bad decisions | The UK Home Office under the Conservatives rushed the acquisition of a derelict former prison to detain asylum seekers, paying more than double what it cost the vendors, according to ...
Ignoring ACT, targeting National: The lead-up to the Treaty bill
The Treaty Principles Bill dominated Parliament's week. How was it talked about in the House before it was debated, who ...
Politics latest: Chancellor vows to scrap regulations to boost the economy; health secretary under fire for assisted dying interventions
Rachel Reeves said post-financial crash regulation has "gone too far" and set a course for cutting red tape in her first ...
Use development orders to tackle housing crisis, ministers told
The UK government should use development orders to build homes and address the housing crisis, a report has argued.
New crack teams to intervene in schools and improve attendance and behaviour
Crack teams of school experts will be deployed from January to drive up standards in the country’s most struggling schools, ...
The Daily Star17h
Dhaka unhappy with Hasina’s statements in Indian media
Expressing dissatisfaction over former prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s frequent political statements from India, Dhaka has ...
University cash crisis to get worse despite tuition fee rise, BBC told
Almost three quarters of universities in England will face financial problems next year - despite tuition fees increasing, ...
LBC20h
Mustard heir and Church of England minister wife step back from church roles after damning abuse report
A Church of England minister and her Colman's mustard heir husband have been asked to step back from church activities after ...