Politics
Portrait of Ann Widdecombe Unveiled in Parliament
A framed photograph of former minister Ann Widdecombe has been installed in Parliament, marking the first step in establishing a…
Thameslink ‘ironing board’ seats to get cushions in upgrade
Hard ‘ironing board’ seats on Thameslink trains could receive cushion upgrades as part of broader rail service improvements, according to…
Labour faces energy bills crisis as prices stay high
Labour’s government is grappling with persistently high energy bills, as the latest Ofgem price cap adjustment pushes costs to a…
Plaid Cymru’s first 100 days in power assessed
Plaid Cymru ministers say they have made progress in their first 100 days in power, while opposition parties argue little…
Row erupts over minister’s tribute to all A66 crash victims
Home Office Minister Anna Turley’s tribute to all seven victims of the A66 crash has led to a political dispute,…
UK Migration Trends: Latest Data on Visas, Asylum, and Small Boats
The latest UK migration data highlights trends in net migration, visas, asylum applications, and small boat crossings. According to BBC…
Council Investigates Reform UK’s ‘Farage Fest’ Over Permissions
Reform UK’s “Farage Fest” celebration after the Clacton by-election is under investigation by local authorities for allegedly failing to secure…
Scottish National Investment Bank Reports £138m Loss
The Scottish National Investment Bank, a publicly-owned body operating independently, has reported a 'painful' net loss of £138m. The loss…
Compulsory GCSE resits harm students, critics argue
Compulsory GCSE resits are harming the futures of thousands of students in England, according to critics who argue the policy…
UK to share missile tech with Ukraine on independence day visit
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham will announce the declassification of secret missile technology during his first foreign visit to Ukraine,…