Government to fund training of 40,000 new construction workers
The Government has announced £100 million of funding for new construction programmes
The Government has announced £100 million of funding for new construction programmes
The Conservatives have pledged to automatically reject claims from asylum seekers caught doing illegally work and deport them to their country of origin or to
Yvette Cooper has refused to state how many will be removed under the ‘one in, one out’ migrant deal
Green MPs Ellie Chowns and Adrian Ramsay have warned against the party turning into a “Jeremy Corbyn support act”.
The King met with representatives from the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority as part of his annual trip to northern Scotland
A £1,000 sign-up bonus will be offered to promote jobs in the industry
The Lionesses’ 2025 Euros win sparks major government investment to expand grassroots football and increase pitch access for women and girls across England
The Online Safety Act requires that online platforms have robust age checks to prevent children from viewing adult content
The government announced today that they will invest £1.1 billion to improve local recycling services across England, as well as a new recycling scheme which
Labour is set to overhaul the planning and licensing system to speed up and simplify planning processes for small businesses. The move will make it
The Liberal Democrats have called for an ‘NHS Strike Resilience Plan’ to be drawn up which would use private hospitals to care for patients with appointments cancelled or rescheduled due to strike action.
SNP MP Mhairi Black has announced she is leaving the party over disagreement with its stance on trans rights and Palestine. Black, the party’s former
MPs have already backed the bill, but there remains strong opposition from the Lords
Charlie Kirk’s assassination on Wednesday August 10th has, paradoxically, united and divided America’s warring political
Over 100,000 protestors have taken to the streets in London as part of the Unite
MPs have already backed the bill, but there remains strong opposition from the Lords
Charlie Kirk’s assassination on Wednesday August 10th has, paradoxically, united and divided America’s warring political
Over 100,000 protestors have taken to the streets in London as part of the Unite
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