Election will test what voters care about the most
Voters hate inflation, but do they hate it more than rising unemployment? This year’s election will reveal their true ...
Protecting children, helping parents: NZ social workers speak about the challenges of their jobs
After last year’s budget cuts to social services, including a NZ$14 million cut to early home visits, social services providers in New Zealand raised concerns about what the move would mean for ...
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U.K. Minister Tulip Siddiq resigns over financial ties with aunt Sheikh Hasina ...
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Bolsover District Council Leader and Deputy announce retirement after amassing over 90 years’ experience
Bolsover District Council’s Leader and Deputy Leader have both announced at a Labour Group meeting that they are retiring after amassing more than a combined 90 years of experience in Local Government ...
MPs back one-month cap on advance rent payments
MPs vote for a cap on advanced rent payments in England as the Renters' Rights Bill edges closer to becoming law.
Gerry Adams set for taxpayer-funded compensation under Starmer’s plans
Outcry from peers and IRA bomb victims as PM’s decision to repeal Troubles legislation means former Sinn Fein leader is in ...
Labour's TWO lame ducks: Turmoil at the Treasury as Keir Starmer scrambles to shore up his flailing Chancellor Rachel Reeves amid bond market mayhem - while Tulip Si…
Sir Keir said that, despite stuttering growth, surging government borrowing costs and a growing business backlash, Ms Reeves ...
French Prime Minister Signals He Will Revisit Retirement Law That Led to Mass Protests
His government on shaky ground, Prime Minister François Bayrou offered to reopen debate on the measure, which raised the ...
Market confidence in UK is 'fragile' and could be blown away by any government
Lord Morse, who was head of the National Audit Office for a decade, told peers that "market confidence in the UK can be ...
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Tulip resigns as UK minister
Tulip Siddiq, British treasury minister, resigned yesterday after repeated questions about her financial links to the ousted ...
Rental reforms move closer to becoming law after being backed by MPs
The Renters' Rights Bill seeks to introduce several measures including an end to no-fault evictions, stopping bidding wars ...
Torsten Bell becomes Treasury minister following exit of Tulip Siddiq
Appointment of man behind Ed Miliband’s mocked 2015 election ‘EdStone’ seen as bid to beef up economic heft of department ...