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Labour’s cautionary tale: how hereditary peers clung on for 26 years

Delay in removing hereditaries from Lords illustrates how hard it will be to push through more significant changes

The Guardian - UK

Does Britain have a working-class parliament? What Labour’s election win means for representation

After the 2024 election, the British parliament looks very different, with a large Labour majority for the first time in more than a decade. While we don’t yet have a full analysis of the socioeconomic background of the new crop of MPs, the Sutton Trust calculated that 23% were privately…

The Conversation

Home Office launches new charter in ‘crackdown’ on insurance fraud

It comes as fraudulent insurance claims detected by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) topped £1.1 billion in 2023.

Evening Standard

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OPINION - London crime now needs privatised police — and alarm bells should be ringing

When David Hanson broke through the window of an M&S in Streatham Hill and nicked 20 bottles of prosecco and £500 worth of steak, he already had 105 convictions, including 33 burglaries. His face, and the entire crime, was caught on shop CCTV. When arrested he immediately admitted to the…

Evening Standard

Dispelling Misconceptions About Nuclear Energy Key To The Future of Clean Energy, Says Flibe Energy

With Baby Boomers and Gen X in charge of politics and business, it's no wonder that attitudes towards nuclear energy mostly range from lukewarm to mostly hostile.

International Business Times

M&S burglar is first to be jailed by private prosecution after Met fail to investigate crime

Thief caught on CCTV stealing £500 of meat and 20 bottles of Prosecco from supermarket in Streatham, but Scotland Yard declined to investigate

Evening Standard

Will AI Save Humanity? US Tech Fest Offers Reality Check

Artificial intelligence aficionados are betting that the technology will help solve humanity's biggest problems, from wars to global warming, but in practice, these may be unrealistic ambitions for now.

International Business Times

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Liverpool Labour group is out of special measures

Party was found to have a "toxic culture of bullying and misogyny" in a devastating 2021 inspection

Liverpool Echo

8 facts about Philip K. Dick

Learn more about the fascinating mind behind seminal sci-fi classics like "Blade Runner" and "Minority Report"

Salon

Merseyside deserves better than these outdated public transport systems

ECHO Political Editor and public transport enthusiast Liam Thorp says region is being held back by old fashioned and impractical systems

Liverpool Echo

Merseyrail fine over thetrainline ticket shows system is 'how not to welcome visitors'

Former MP's child was fined for not having a printed ticket after purchasing through thetrainline.com

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