[ad_1] The Refugee Council and the British Red Cross have previously urged the government to introduce an accelerated process for asylum seekers from countries with high acceptance rates. Last year, …
Asylum claims for 12,000 to be considered without face-to-face interview Read More
[ad_1] Former Labour prime minister Tony Blair and former Conservative leader William Hague have said politicians need to embrace technology in “the fastest period of innovation in human history”. They …
Blair and Hague: UK should embrace tech revolution Read More
[ad_1] Business leaders say there are “reasons to be hopeful” following the video call with Rishi Sunak. [ad_2] Source link
NI Protocol: PM holds call with NI business leaders Read More
[ad_1] The SNP’s Westminster leader Stephen Flynn has criticised the government’s decision to remove the energy price guarantee rate from 1 April, saying this would cost households £500. Prime minister …
SNP’s Stephen Flynn criticises removal of energy price guarantee Read More
[ad_1] Royal Mail bosses were repeatedly asked to give a “yes” or “no” answer to claims of a “systemic failure” in the system of letter deliveries, Simon Thompson, Keith Williams …
MP Darren Jones frustrated with Royal Mail bosses’ replies Read More
[ad_1] The amount spent on private schools – including Eton – for children of top UK diplomats is revealed. [ad_2] Source link
Taxpayers spent £10.5m on fees for diplomats' children at UK schools Read More
[ad_1] Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer have clashed in the House of Commons, while discussing ongoing talks with the EU on the Northern Ireland protocol. Mr Sunak …
PMQs: Starmer and Sunak trade blows on NI protocol talks Read More
[ad_1] Tube drivers will walk out on 15 March in a dispute over pensions and working arrangements, Aslef says. [ad_2] Source link
Tube strike: London Underground drivers to walk out on Budget Day Read More
[ad_1] Asked if MPs will get a vote on any deal, the PM says Parliament will be able to “express its view”. [ad_2] Source link
PMQs: Rishi Sunak sidesteps questions on NI protocol deal Read More
[ad_1] Prime minister Rishi Sunak has said he would be “resolute” in working for Northern Ireland and the wider UK.If followed criticism from Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer, that protocol …
PMQs: NI plans have been ‘poorly implemented’ – Starmer Read More