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Starmer’s suspension of ‘rebel’ MPs risks alienating his party in a way he can’t afford
The claim is that the four rebels and three MPs who lost envoy status are persistent rebels, but this is an overreaction. In either case, it is clear the backbenchers felt ignored and undervalued, and that the government failed to take their concerns seriously in the first place.
A Westminster committee has called for greater transparency over how the Scottish government is financed. The Scottish ...
Vijayawada: Chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu advised TDP MPs to raise issues such as support prices for farmers, water ...
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But the PM surprised – and impressed – them by not using the words they had prepared for him, choosing instead to make a ...
The UK’s platform model portfolio services (MPS) market has grown at an average annual rate of 27% since 2019, according to ...
C hancellor Rachel Reeves inadvertently breached parliamentary rules by missing the deadline for registering gifts, the MPs' ...
Milwaukee health officials feared the growing lead crisis at MPS would divert resources needed to respond to the annual ...
Legislation transferring Bermuda’s beneficial ownership register to the Registrar of Companies has been tabled in the House ...
Mediobanca on Friday renewed its opposition to Monte dei Paschi's takeover offer, saying the price was "totally inadequate" ...
The suspension of four Labour MPs who failed to support the government's new welfare bill is the lead in the Guardian. The ...
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