Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is under pressure from senior ministers to dismiss whoever was behind anonymous briefings suggesting he could face a leadership challenge. […]
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Starmer vows to resist labour leadership challenge
Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer has made clear he will fight any attempt by Labour MPs to remove him as party leader, amid growing speculation […]
Thousands of NHS staff to lose jobs as reform plan approved
Thousands of NHS staff in England are set to lose their jobs after a deal was reached with the Treasury allowing the health service to […]
Driving test rules overhauled to curb bots, cut long waits
The UK government has announced major reforms to the driving test booking system to tackle long waiting lists and stop bots from reselling test slots […]
Starmer warns of rising racism, vows to tackle poverty
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has warned that racism is re-emerging in British politics, saying divisive rhetoric from the far right is making people feel very […]
UK unemployment hits 5% amid weakening job market
The UK unemployment rate has climbed to 5% in the three months to September, its highest level since early 2021 ,signalling a softening jobs market, […]
UK court orders Epping hotel to continue housing asylum seekers
The High Court has ruled that asylum seekers can continue to be accommodated at The Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, following the dismissal of a […]
Jailed climate activist Decker fights UK deportation
German climate activist Marcus Decker has launched a legal challenge against his deportation from the UK after serving one of the longest sentences in British […]