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Welsh secretary reported to police over travellers’ site leaflet

Aug 03, 2023

Welsh Secretary David TC Davies has been reported to the police over a leaflet questioning proposed sites for Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities. In the....Read More

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‘People aren’t being represented’: PM criticises Nadine Dorries over resignation limbo

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Aug 02, 2023

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Badenoch pushes back over electric vehicle mandate in latest Tory net zero row

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Aug 02, 2023

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Delays to house asylum seekers on barge due to health and safety worker checks

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Aug 02, 2023

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Lack of prison places could see 1,500 criminals avoid time, warns Labour

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Aug 01, 2023

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Rutherglen by-election gives Labour chance to re-establish Scottish credentials

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Aug 01, 2023

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Asylum seekers set to move on to Bibby Stockholm barge ‘next week’ after delays

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Aug 01, 2023

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Will Labour allow ‘wedge issues’ define the next election?

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Aug 01, 2023

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Banks accused of closing accounts belonging to British Muslims

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Aug 01, 2023

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Firefighters to stop speeding motorists in Wales ahead of new 20mph speed limit

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Aug 01, 2023

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By-election to be held after COVID rule-breaker MP loses seat

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Aug 01, 2023

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Great crested newts mean Boris Johnson’s plan to build a pool isn’t going too swimmingly

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Aug 01, 2023

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Tax on wines and spirits increases from today, but some good news if you’re going to the pub for a pint

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Aug 01, 2023

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Solicitors firms shut down after investigation into fake asylum claims

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Jul 31, 2023

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Fire safety concerns delay arrival of first asylum seekers on Bibby Stockholm barge

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Jul 31, 2023

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Welsh secretary reported to police over travellers’ site leaflet

‘People aren’t being represented’: PM criticises Nadine Dorries over resignation limbo

Badenoch pushes back over electric vehicle mandate in latest Tory net zero row

Delays to house asylum seekers on barge due to health and safety worker checks

Lack of prison places could see 1,500 criminals avoid time, warns Labour

Rutherglen by-election gives Labour chance to re-establish Scottish credentials

Asylum seekers set to move on to Bibby Stockholm barge ‘next week’ after delays

Will Labour allow ‘wedge issues’ define the next election?

Banks accused of closing accounts belonging to British Muslims

Firefighters to stop speeding motorists in Wales ahead of new 20mph speed limit

By-election to be held after COVID rule-breaker MP loses seat

Great crested newts mean Boris Johnson’s plan to build a pool isn’t going too swimmingly

Tax on wines and spirits increases from today, but some good news if you’re going to the pub for a pint

Solicitors firms shut down after investigation into fake asylum claims

Fire safety concerns delay arrival of first asylum seekers on Bibby Stockholm barge

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