School reforms will not cut pay of teachers, says Phillipson The Conservatives oppose the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, describing measures within it as a ‘wrecking ball’. Evening Standard · Jan 8, 2025
LS Speaker Om Birla highlights India's electoral excellence in meeting with Speaker of UK House of Commons On this occasion, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla also extended new year greetings to Lindsay Hoyle and congratulated him on his election as the Speaker, House of Commons, for the second time. Read further on Dynamite Nes: Dynamite News · Jan 8, 2025
Starmer and Badenoch clash over Tory demand for grooming gang inquiry Sir Keir Starmer told Kemi Badenoch to drop calls for a fresh inquiry as the leaders faced each other in the Commons. Evening Standard · Jan 8, 2025
Ten (Other) Times Justin Trudeau Could Have Stepped Down There have been a lot of scandals The Walrus · Jan 6, 2025
Labour must not dismiss calls for general election as ‘foreign interference’ Labour won last year’s poll by a landslide, securing 411 seats to the Tories’ 121. Evening Standard · Jan 6, 2025
Justin Trudeau Predicts 'Polarization' of Canada Will 'Settle Down' After His Resignation Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as the Liberal Party leader and prime minister, in a move eerily similar to president Joe Biden's exit from the U.S. presidential election. International Business Times · Jan 6, 2025
Why has Justin Trudeau resigned – and what’s next for Canada? After spats with allies, pressure from Donald Trump and falling poll numbers, Trudeau has decided to call it quits. Al Jazeera · Jan 6, 2025
Calls to give paid ‘safe leave’ to people experiencing domestic abuse Labour MP Alex McIntyre will aim to table a proposed law in the House of Commons to help those experiencing abuse deal with health and safety issues. The Independent UK · Jan 6, 2025
Act now or UK parliament could be next Notre Dame inferno, MPs and peers told Former Commons leader decries ‘another kick of the can’, with restoration plan not to be published until late 2025 The Guardian - UK · Dec 31, 2024
Lord too ‘bitchy’ to lead North-South negotiations, records show Among nine names proposed by Unionists, the Irish side determined that George Thomas, Lord Tonypandy, is ‘widely disliked’ at the House of Commons. Evening Standard · Dec 29, 2024
Lucy Powell says she understands public’s frustration with Labour in office The Commons Leader said voters would judge Labour on whether they feel better off and have improved public services at the next election. Evening Standard · Dec 22, 2024
The Guardian view on Britain and its constitution: a country we should know better Editorial: A new survey shows that the UK has a far more exhaustive written version of its laws and principles than many think The Guardian - UK · Dec 19, 2024
Commons leader mocks Tories with parody of ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’ carol House of Commons leader Lucy Powell put her own spin on "The Twelve Days of Christmas" to attack the previous Conservative government. The Independent UK · Dec 19, 2024
Starmer warns it will ‘take some time’ to feel the benefits of economic reforms Sir Keir Starmer said reforms were needed to drive economic growth and boost living standards. Evening Standard · Dec 19, 2024
Evening Standard · Dec 18, 2024 Fact check: Pensions triple lock was temporarily suspended after pandemic ‘Double lock’ was used to uprate state benefits for older people due to market volatility caused by Covid-19, lockdown and furlough scheme.
Evening Standard · Dec 18, 2024 Starmer ‘punching British people in face’ with policies, says Badenoch Sir Keir Starmer defended the Government’s record and accused the Tories of trying to block Labour’s attempts to ‘rebuild’ the country.
Evening Standard · Dec 18, 2024 Jess Phillips: Ask for Angela scheme found ‘wanting’ in undercover tests The safeguarding minister said she routinely went undercover to test the scheme.
Evening Standard · Dec 17, 2024 BBC World Service facing ‘cognitive warfare’, says director-general Tim Davie An inquiry is looking to establish whether increased Government support is needed.
Al Jazeera · Dec 17, 2024 How Trump’s tariff threat pushed Canada’s Trudeau to brink of resignation Canada’s embattled prime minister faces fresh calls to resign after top minister steps down over possible ‘tariff war’.
Evening Standard · Dec 16, 2024 Jarvis: Scheme to protect UK from covert foreign influence to begin summer 2025 Questions were raised about the UK Government’s approach to China during in the House of Commons.
The Guardian - UK · Dec 15, 2024 MPs consider naming Chinese ‘spy’ linked to Prince Andrew Allegations raise calls for caution in UK over bid to re-establish China links
International Business Times UK · Dec 13, 2024 NHS Battles Rise In Inbreeding-Related Consequences As MPs Mull Banning First-Cousin Marriages It has been revealed that the NHS is already hiring specialised midwives to deal with the higher numbers of birth defects resulting from cousin marriage.
The Independent UK · Dec 12, 2024 Government’s plan for change ‘like a fat beef cow with unnecessary flatulence’ Shadow Commons leader Jesse Norman criticised the Government’s proposals.
The Independent UK · Dec 11, 2024 MPs opposed to assisted dying anger at scrutiny bill committee ‘stitch-up’ The bill could see terminally ill adults in England and Wales with less than six months to live be legally allowed to end their lives
Evening Standard · Dec 11, 2024 Two Government ministers to sit on assisted dying Bill scrutiny committee The Bill could see terminally ill adults in England and Wales with less than six months to live be legally allowed to end their lives.