[ad_1] Image source, PA Media Former UK prime ministers who served during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II have been reflecting on the extraordinary life of the late British monarch. …
Queen Elizabeth II: Former prime ministers reflect on monarch’s reign Read More
[ad_1] Strike action by postal workers and RMT train staff has been cancelled following the death of the Queen. [ad_2] Source link
Some strike action cancelled after the Queen's death Read More
[ad_1] Prime Minister Liz Truss, speaking on Downing Street, reacts to the Queen’s death. [ad_2] Source link
'The rock on which modern Britain was built' says PM Read More
[ad_1] New Prime Minister Liz Truss says the monarch was “the rock on which modern Britain was built”. [ad_2] Source link
Politicians pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II Read More
[ad_1] Prime Minister Liz Truss has announced that the typical household energy bill will be capped at £2,500. The highly anticipated announcement comes as household’s gas and electricity bills had …
Energy crisis: £2,500 price cap for typical households – Truss Read More
[ad_1] The former prime minister received a £23,853 donation towards his wedding celebration costs. [ad_2] Source link
JCB boss pays for Boris Johnson's wedding toilets and food Read More
[ad_1] Michelle O’Neill says the government needs to stop “pandering” to the DUP. [ad_2] Source link
Chris Heaton-Harris makes first visit as NI Secretary Read More
[ad_1] News about the Queen’s health came as MPs were debating the new prime minister’s energy bills plan. [ad_2] Source link
Political leaders send best wishes to Queen following health concerns Read More
[ad_1] Shale gas drilling in England was halted in 2019 amid opposition from environmentalists and locals. [ad_2] Source link
Fracking ban in England lifted in bid to boost UK gas supply Read More
[ad_1] Lindsay Hoyle interrupted MPs to make a statement on the health of the Queen. He sent his best wishes to her and her family on behalf of the Commons. …
Speaker updates Parliament on Queen’s health Read More