DWP to merge two key benefits 13 years after idea was first floated
The move to merge two key benefits will be a massive overhaul for older Brits, who will see the way they are given support ...
The Notebook: What I learned at Westminster’s Christmas parties
Today it’s Michael Martins, founding partner at Overton Advisory, with the pen… We have entered the final week before ...
Lies, damned lies and statistics: Why we can’t trust numbers anymore
If we are serious about reform and achieving economic growth, we must first ensure that our understanding of our country is ...
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Australia-UK Ministerial Talks: December 2024 Update
On 16 December 2024, the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs the Rt Hon David Lammy MP and the Secretary of State for ...
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Limited English proficiency challenges Chinese students in UK: report
U.K. universities need to reform admission processes and enhance language support as they face an influx of Chinese students ...
Labour set to enable stealth tax hikes for millions of voters - while denying them a vote in next year's council elections
Angela Rayner 's 'devolution revolution' will create more directly elected Mayors, who will have the powers to impose a ...
Manufacturers' confidence 'falls at sharpest rate since start of Covid pandemic'
According to newly released data, confidence among British manufacturers has plummeted at the fastest pace since the pandemic ...
The Conservatives have had a terrible few years – these are the three first steps to recovery in 2025
The Conservatives have faced a number of crises since emerging as one of the largest parties in British politics. These ...
Poll shows Farage's Reform UK could be 'largest party' in Labour heartland
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Academy trusts have been central to UK government vision for schools for years – but that may be changing
Academies are state-funded schools in England that are independent of local authorities and funded by the central government.
Woman who threw milkshake at UK's Farage handed suspended jail sentence
A woman who threw a banana milkshake over Britain's Reform Party leader Nigel Farage during this year's general election ...
Why Reform UK is doing so well
Nigel Farage's party is positioning itself as the truth-sayer on an issue that other parties refuse to address ...