Andy Burnham will become UK prime minister after a meeting with King Charles III Andy Burnham is set to become the U.K.'s new prime minister on Monday, succeeding Keir Starmer The Independent UK · Jul 20
Why the Hillsborough Law has finally been passed, 37 years on A new law created in the wake of the Hillsborough disaster, which aims to prevent state cover-ups, has finally passed through the UK’s House of Commons. The Conversation · Jul 17
The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s farewell: a dignified departure and a necessary one Editorial: The outgoing prime minister was on good form during his sometimes emotional last PMQs. But Labour MPs were right that change was needed The Guardian - UK · Jul 15
Tears and tributes in the Commons as Starmer bids emotional farewell at final PMQs The prime minister delivered a memorable closing act as the curtain fell on his last PMQs, marking the end of an era The Independent UK · Jul 15
Starmer’s most memorable PMQs moments as he leaves Commons for final time as prime minister Sir Keir Starmer has left the House of Commons for the final time as prime minister after just over two years in office. The Independent UK · Jul 15
Police investigating Ann Widdecombe’s death continue to question suspect Police could be allowed to hold him for up to 14 days for questioning under terrorism legislation if needed. Evening Standard · Jul 14
Commons Speaker makes dig at Reform after security complaints SPEAKER Lindsay Hoyle told the Commons that he was “sorry” some MPs didn’t think he took their security seriously, in a veiled dig at Reform… The National (Scotland) · Jul 13
Shabana Mahmood Says Counter-Terrorism Police Now Lead Ann Widdecombe Murder Probe Counter-terrorism police are investigating the suspected murder of Ann Widdecombe after a suspect was re-arrested on terrorism charges, with multiple lines of enquiry currently ongoing. International Business Times UK · Jul 13
Hillsborough Law to return to Commons this week after fears about summer delay Both Sir Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham have expressed support for the law change, but it has been delayed amid concerns from the security services. Evening Standard · Jul 12
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after former MP Ann Widdecombe found dead, UK police say Widdecombe served in the House of Commons as an MP from 1987 to 2010 and was known for socially conservative views opposing abortion rights and expansion of LGBTQ+ rights. Euronews · Jul 10
UK politicians don’t want to talk about sportswashing There are plenty of British politicians who love talking about sport. It makes them appear normal, grounded and relatable to voters. The Conversation · Jul 10
Canada’s proposed clean water act needs stronger protections for Indigenous communities The Canadian government has just reintroduced long-awaited First Nations drinking water legislation, tabling Bill C-37 in the House of Commons in June. The Conversation · Jul 9
Why has Nigel Farage resigned as an MP? Reform UK leader triggers by-election NIGEL Farage has announced that he will quit as an MP and fight a by-election in his own constituency after coming under intense pressure over… The National (Scotland) · Jul 7
Westminster told to scrap EHRC ‘segregation’ code for trans people as deadline looms WESTMINSTER has been urged to reject the UK equality watchdog’s code of practice that would bring in “segregation” for transgender people. The National (Scotland) · Jul 7
The National (Scotland) · Jul 5 Keir Starmer's two-child cap claim is a vain bid for a legacy he hasn't earned Keir Starmer’s claim that scrapping the two-child benefit cap is his proudest moment from his time as Prime Minister is a vain attempt to re-write…
The Conversation · Jul 2 Why the UK government needed to apologise for its role in historical forced adoptions in England British prime minister Keir Starmer has apologised in the House of Commons for historical forced adoptions in England. Present in the gallery were mothers and adult adoptees directly affected by the practice.
The National (Scotland) · Jul 1 'No evidence' Peter Murrell stole public money, watchdogs tell Scottish Labour MP THERE is “no reason to believe” weaknesses in the system may have allowed Peter Murrell to embezzle public money and “no evidence” he did…
Evening Standard · Jul 1 No concerns raised about Murrell stealing taxpayer money, Commons says The Electoral Commission also said there was no evidence Murrell misused public funds.
The Independent UK · Jun 29 Burnham unveils ‘No 10 North’: the key policy announcements from his ten-year vision Andy Burnham has laid out plans for devolving power away from London and toward regional governments in his first major policy speech since rejoining the House of Commons.
Evening Standard · Jun 24 Keir Starmer bats away criticism of front and backbenchers in PMQs bout Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle interrupted the leaders’ Wednesday session and urged them to choose their words carefully.
The National (Scotland) · Jun 24 SNP MP hits back as critics fume over finger-crossing during oath to King A NEW SNP MP has hit back at critics enraged at her crossing her fingers while taking the oath of allegiance to the king ...
The National (Scotland) · Jun 23 Andy Burnham wants to 'tear up' funding model for Scottish Parliament BRITAIN’S likely next prime minister wants to “tear up” the funding mechanism for Holyrood, The National can reveal.
The Independent UK · Jun 23 New MP appears to cross fingers swearing allegiance to King in Parliament Newly elected MP Lara Bird appeared to cross her fingers as she swore allegiance to King Charles in the House of Commons on Monday (22 June).
The National (Scotland) · Jun 23 Nigel Farage says he could spend £5 million 'security donation' on 'Ferraris' Nigel Farage has claimed that 'no one cares' about a £5 million donation he received from a Thailand-based crypto billionaire, insisting…
Euronews · Jun 23 Labour MPs mull leadership challenge after Starmer resigns Former Health Secretary Wes Streeting has ruled himself out of a leadership race after he announced his backing for Andy Burnham.