Phillipson Accuses Lawyers of Exploiting Parents Over SEN Reforms
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has accused lawyers of exploiting parents of children with special educational needs, claiming that some criticisms
Alan Milburn Urges Mayors to Act on Youth Unemployment
Alan Milburn, the government’s work tsar, has called for giving mayors more authority to address the growing youth unemployment crisis
Yvette Cooper Calls for Independent UK Foreign Policy
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has emphasized that making foreign policy decisions solely based on what the United States does
Rachel Reeves to Introduce Extra Support for UK Households
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves will unveil measures next week to help households across the United Kingdom cope with
Sons Suspected in Nearly One in Five Women Killed by Men in the UK
Recent research from the Femicide Census has revealed a troubling statistic: almost one in five women killed by men in
Putin’s “Hidden Hand” Behind Iran’s Drone Tactics, UK Says
The UK defence secretary has warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin is secretly influencing Iran’s drone warfare tactics. Officials report
Threats Against Female MPs Creating “Chilling Effect” on Public Life
Security minister Dan Jarvis has warned that threats against female MPs are creating a “chilling effect” on talented women considering
Starmer May Face Further Resignations Over Mandelson WhatsApp Messages
Keir Starmer could be dealing with more resignations from his government when the next batch of ministerial WhatsApp messages related
Former British Army Commander Says Gerry Adams Was Not Directly Involved in IRA Bombings
Richard Kemp, a former British Army commander, has told the High Court that Gerry Adams, former leader of Sinn Féin,
UK Prime Minister Faces Scrutiny Over Mandelson Appointment and Epstein Links
Starmer Overruled Warnings on Mandelson Appointment Newly released government documents reveal that UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer overruled officials who