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Bayeux Tapestry Loan Marks Historic Franco-British Unity
King Charles celebrates the Bayeux Tapestry loan as a symbol of friendship between France and UK at the British Museum, highlighting shared values.
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Burnham Launches Initiative to Limit Mega-Donors in UK Politics
Andy Burnham's government pledges swift action on mega-donors in UK politics with a new taskforce. Labour MPs demand donation caps before the next election.
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Burnham Addresses Migration Crisis During Macron's Historic Downing Street Visit
PM Andy Burnham meets French President Macron at No 10 to tackle migrant crisis, smuggling gangs, Iran relations, and forge new EU deal in crucial foreign polic...
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Burnham Attributes UK Decline to Brexit and Thatcher in Debut PM Speech
PM Andy Burnham blames Brexit and Thatcher for UK's decade-long growth stagnation, pledging optimism and policy reforms in first Commons speech.
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Farage Under Scrutiny Over Second Standards Investigation Claims
Nigel Farage faces questions regarding his assertion about a second standards inquiry into his finances as he resumes his role as Clacton MP.
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Boost Defence Funding Through Middle-Class Tax Rises
Resolution Foundation urges chancellor to increase taxes on middle earners to fund Britain's rising defence spending and strengthen military capabilities.
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Government Mulls Overhaul of Social Mobility Commission Role
Labour government considers restructuring or abolishing the Social Mobility Commission, established under Gordon Brown, citing effectiveness concerns and arguin...
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Andrew Griffith and Tom Tugendhat Join Badenoch's Conservative Reshuffle
Kemi Badenoch overhauls Conservative shadow cabinet, removing Mel Stride and Priti Patel in major reshuffle. Andrew Griffith and Tom Tugendhat appointed to top...
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Public Control Strategy to Boost UK Economic Growth, Says Burnham
Andy Burnham outlines public control plans to drive UK economic growth and tackle cost of living crisis. Exclusive details on government's new policies for econ...
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Brazil Meat Import Ban Urged Over UK Health Safety Risks
UK farming organisations and health experts demand urgent ban on Brazilian meat imports due to antibiotic compliance failures and public health concerns.
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Russia Faces Monthly Troop Deficit of 6,000 Soldiers in Ukraine
Western officials report Russia loses 6,000 more troops monthly than it recruits in Ukraine, despite recruiting 1,000 soldiers daily. Casualty rates exceed repl...
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Orange Order March: High Court Overturns Drumcree Restriction
High Court quashes Orange Order march restriction near Portadown, reigniting tensions over Garvaghy Road and sectarian concerns in Northern Ireland.
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Asylum Seekers in Hotels Cut in Half Over Year
UK Home Office reduces hotel accommodation for asylum seekers by 50% in one year, housing 16,021 people across 160 hotels as small boat crossings decline 23%.
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Burnham Faces Criticism Over Political Donations Cap Policy Reversal
Andy Burnham accused of U-turn on political donations cap. Exclusive: PM initially backed £500k limit to prevent undue influence, now faces scrutiny.
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Burnham Launches Bailiff Crackdown: New Rules Shield Vulnerable Debtors
PM Burnham announces stricter regulations on rogue bailiffs and cowboy builders to protect vulnerable people in debt across England and Wales from exploitation.
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Wes Streeting Faces Homophobic Abuse as Defence Secretary
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting reveals unprecedented homophobic abuse since appointment, highlighting ongoing discrimination challenges within UK military lead...
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Burnham Withdraws Political Donation Cap Plan Amid Donor Controversy
PM Andy Burnham reverses stance on political donation caps, disappointing activists. Funding reforms debate intensifies as unions voice concerns over Labour con...
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UK Energy Bills Support Unlikely Before October Price Cap Rise
Government sources indicate no further energy bills support expected before October's 4% price cap increase. VAT removal saves households £45 annually.