UNBELIEVABLE: 41 - The Untold Story

City mayors call for rent freeze and eviction ban for England’s tenants

Campaigners say millions are struggling, in letter to Michael Gove signed by leaders of Manchester, Liverpool and London

The Guardian - UK · Feb 23, 2023

North East Today: £20m for Blyth, postie gets life in prison for murder, and couple cut short holiday for Carabao Cup Final

Your morning briefing on all the latest news from across the North East

Chronicle Live · Feb 23, 2023

Michael Gove insists Blyth is "finally getting the attention it deserves" as £20.7m levelling up cash announced

The Government hopes the investment will regenerate run-down housing, reduce health disparities, improve access to jobs, increase skills training and keep young people off the street

Chronicle Live · Feb 23, 2023

Awaab's Law latest as damp and mould reported at more than 2,000 RBH homes

The landlord's interim chief has welcomed the planned law changes

Manchester Evening News · Feb 20, 2023

The Guardian view on housing associations: tenants must be listened to

Editorial: Preventing further tragedies like Awaab Ishak’s will depend on redressing the power imbalance between landlords and renters

The Guardian - UK · Feb 19, 2023

Little help for victims of cladding scandal

Letter: Government inaction continues to cost leaseholders dear, says Lynne Hamshaw, whose daughter’s building insurance premium has gone up by 1,000%

The Guardian - UK · Feb 19, 2023

Tories, ask yourselves: how is closed-door squabbling at No 10 going to save the United Kingdom?

With Nicola Sturgeon gone, there will be new focus on the independence debate. But the government’s mechanism to respond is a shambles, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK · Feb 17, 2023

Chaos and conspiracy — inside the secret Brexit summit

Was the Ditchley meeting an innocent case of cross-party co-operation or something more sinister? Either way, a whiff of Bregret is in the air, says Anne McElvoy

Evening Standard · Feb 15, 2023

We’re ready to talk covertly about Brexit failure – but still far from ready to fix it

Contrary to what leavers say, it’s not a betrayal to discuss Brexit’s shortcomings – but it should be done openly, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK · Feb 14, 2023

Brexit and Tory infighting has put businesses off the UK, minister admits

Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride conceded that creating "friction" with major trading partners will have an impact, after the head of the International Chamber of Commerce UK said Labour is now winning the argument on business

Daily Mirror · Feb 14, 2023