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As Budget week unfolds, Laura Kuenssberg examines the implications of recent policy changes for Labour, including a tax U-turn and a partial retreat on workers' rights. The analysis explores potential…
The article discusses how Prime Minister Starmer's strategy of maintaining a relationship with Donald Trump may be facing challenges as his opponents become more assertive. This dynamic could potentia…
In the year leading up to December 2025, the UK saw a slight decrease in asylum claims, totaling 100,625. Notably, approximately 40% of these claimants arrived in the UK via small boats, reflecting a …
The BBC's political editor, Chris Mason, examines the ongoing vetting controversies surrounding Prime Minister Keir Starmer, particularly focusing on Lord Doyle and Lord Mandelson. These issues have s…
Keir Starmer and his team faced significant challenges after deciding to reverse delays to council elections. This decision has sparked discussions about the implications for Labour's strategy and pub…
Rupert Lowe, the Member of Parliament for Great Yarmouth, has failed in his attempt to pause an investigation related to a complaint against him. The Parliamentary watchdog is set to continue its inqu…
Documents reveal that the Lord Advocate informed John Swinney about Peter Murrell's embezzlement charge in March, nearly a year prior to recent developments. This information highlights the timeline o…
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