Starmer to publish China spy case evidence as he battles Tory ‘cover up’ claims The Government will publish the evidence submitted by deputy national security adviser Matt Collins. Evening Standard · Oct 15, 2025
Starmer pledges to publish crucial evidence in collapsed China spy case Keir Starmer made his announcement in a statement to the Commons before tetchy exchanges with Kemi Badenoch on the China spy trial collapse scandal The Independent UK · Oct 15, 2025
Landmark Mental Health Bill one step closer to becoming law The Bill will give patients a greater say over their case and treatment, and reform the use of detention and compulsory treatment. Evening Standard · Oct 14, 2025
'We need to get rid of it': SNP MP blasts Chancellor plans to 'taper' two-child cap CHILDREN should “not be put in tiers”, an SNP MP has said, following reports that the Chancellor is considering a “tapered” approach to… The National (Scotland) · Oct 5, 2025
Shutdowns are as American as apple pie − in the UK and elsewhere, they just aren’t baked into the process When it comes to shutdowns, the U.S. is very much an exception rather than the rule. The Conversation · Oct 2, 2025
New poll suggests public back peers in voting down assisted dying bill Kim Leadbeater’s assisted dying bill is coming to the final stages in the House of Lords before becoming law but a group of peers believe they can block it The Independent UK · Sep 27, 2025
I’ve seen Labour’s cursed deputy leader role up close. It should finally be abolished I worked for Denis Healey when he held the post, so know just how useless it is – and how much better both the country and Labour would be without it, says author Richard Heller The Guardian - UK · Sep 23, 2025
A ‘huge step’ but is it ‘too late’? Gazans react to UK’s recognition of Palestinian state More than a decade after the House of Commons voted to recognise the state of Palestine, the government has finally followed through. Palestinians say they are happy – but say it is a futile move if not backed up by further action The Independent UK · Sep 21, 2025
House of Commons nursery provider criticised for article praising Reform conference Piece on website of LEYF, which runs nurseries across London, talked of party’s ‘growing appeal to mothers’ The Guardian - UK · Sep 21, 2025
Parliament vulnerable to ‘foreign actors’ after China spying charges dropped, Commons speaker says Lindsay Hoyle says decision by prosecutors to drop case ‘leaves the door open’ to spies The Guardian - UK · Sep 20, 2025
Commons at risk from ‘foreign actors’ after China spy case dropped, says Speaker The development sparked criticism across both sides of the political aisle. Evening Standard · Sep 20, 2025
Labour abstain as SNP bid to scrap two-child cap passes first Commons hurdle A bill seeking to scrap the two-child benefit cap has passed the first stage in the House of Commons ... The National (Scotland) · Sep 16, 2025
Keir Starmer panned for dodging brutal Commons grilling over Mandelson scandal KEIR Starmer has been panned for dodging a brutal grilling in the House of Commons over the appointment of Peter Mandelson as UK ambassador to the… The National (Scotland) · Sep 16, 2025
Starmer ‘defended Mandelson after No 10 had received Epstein emails’ PM understood not to have seen messages from former ambassador to sex offender when speaking in Commons The Guardian - UK · Sep 13, 2025
Windows Central · Sep 12, 2025 British politicians are apparently using ChatGPT to write their speeches — one MP claims it has become "absurd" An investigation into speeches given in Parliament by British MPs, an alarming trend of AI-generated content, highlights a troubling idea.
Radio France Internationale · Sep 12, 2025 Relief for Chagos descendants as UK vote restores Mauritius sovereignty The British House of Commons this week adopted a bill on the handing back of the Chagos archipelago to Mauritius. The decision has been welcomed by the descendants of those who were expelled from the Indian Ocean territory more than 50 years ago to make way for a military base.
International Business Times UK · Sep 12, 2025 Charlie Kirk Shooting Tribute Sparks EU Parliament Clash: Late Influencer Once Said Europe Was A 'Hell Hole' Charlie Kirk's killing sparked a clash in the European Parliament after a blocked tribute request, fueling debates over free speech, rules and political violence.
The Independent UK · Sep 11, 2025 Steve Darling and guide dog Jennie win the hearts of Westminster’s Dog of the Year Steve Darling's guide dog Jennie won Westminster Dog of the Year's "pawblic" vote on Thursday, 11 September, after winning the hearts of politicians with her antics in the House of Commons.
The National (Scotland) · Sep 11, 2025 Ex Scotland in Union chief given job in Ministry of Defence by Keir Starmer FORMER Scotland in Union chief Pamela Nash has been given a top job in the Ministry of Defence (MoD) following Keir Starmer’s Cabinet reshuffle…
Evening Standard · Sep 11, 2025 Assisted dying: What is likely to happen now the Bill is in the House of Lords? This is the furthest assisted dying legislation has progressed in the Westminster parliament to date.
The Independent UK · Sep 10, 2025 Labour MPs turn on Starmer after PM backs Mandelson despite ‘best pal’ Epstein revelations PM under pressure to sack Labour peer as it’s claimed he advised paedophile: ‘Your friends stay with you and love you’
The Guardian - UK · Sep 10, 2025 Leak exposes Washington Post boss Will Lewis’s role as secret adviser to Boris Johnson while PM Extensive meetings in 2022 between Lewis, then vice-chair of AP, and Johnson were not disclosed in transparency records
Evening Standard · Sep 9, 2025 Tim Davie calls BBC’s Bob Vylan Glastonbury broadcast ‘significant mistake’ The corporation’s director-general faced questions from MPs on the Culture, Media and Sport Committee.
The Independent UK · Sep 9, 2025 BBC chiefs admit they are braced for more scandals after string of high-profile controversies BBC director general Tim Davie says ‘nobody is irreplaceable’ as he was grilled on Gaza, Glastonbury and Gregg Wallace, as well as how the broadcaster covers Nigel Farage’s Reform UK
Evening Standard · Sep 9, 2025 BBC chiefs tell MPs ‘nobody is irreplaceable’ as they face questions on scandals They are being grilled on the BBC’s Gaza documentary, Glastonbury coverage and Gregg Wallace investigation.