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Starmer must unveil bolder policies to win over sceptics

Starmer must be an audacious leader to lead the Labour Party to victory in the next general election. The party’s defeat in the 2019 general...
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Could Labour win big in Uxbridge?

As the Uxbridge by-election nears, what could this possibly mean for the future of British politics? The Uxbridge by-election set to happen today, follows the...
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Sunak agrees to public sector pay rises of at least 6% without raising budgets

Millions of public sector workers, including teachers, police and junior doctors, are to be offered pay rises between 5%-7%, the government says. Police and prison...
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Report finds Johnson deliberately misled Parliament over ‘partygate’ during COVID lockdown

In its highly anticipated investigation, the committee also recommended the former PM serve a 90-day suspension from parliament. A scathing report from the House of...
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Labour Party on track to win a 140-seat majority at the next election

Labour would win 470 seats to just 129 for the Tories and 26 for the SNP. The Labour Party is on track to win a...
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We should all be concerned about the Online Safety Bill

WhatsApp, along with rival Signal, have united against the proposed Online Safety Bill (OSB) by the UK government, which they say could undermine the...
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The police’s handling of the protestors during Coronation was unfair

Head of Republic campaign group calls for inquiry into officers’ conduct after those arrested later released without charge Head of the anti-monarchy group Republic, Graham...
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Transgender athletes ban is proof sport has become politics

World Athletics has banned transgender women from competing in the female category at international events The governing body's president, Lord Coe, said no transgender athlete...
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