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Westminster Council is under fire as part of its plans to update a licensing policy. Why?
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Social media-fuelled riots and fractured politics make us feel more divided than ever, but is that so? Our study hopes to reveal what bring us together – and pushes us apartTake part in the National ConversationBrendan Cox is co-founder of the Together Coalition, which acts as the secretariat for the Independent Commission on Community and CohesionWhen my late wife Jo Cox was killed by a far-right extremist 10 years ago, the phrase “more in common”, taken from her maiden speech in parliament, be
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Former Det Sup Stuart Blaik, who led the investigation into the police officer's death, has publicly shared his views on the case for the first time.
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Housing charity says move would drive up homelessness, while Labour dismisses proposal as ‘unworkable’Plans to ban foreign nationals from social housing under a Conservative government have been condemned as “divisive”.Under proposals revealed on Friday, the party said about 230,000 homes would become available if foreign nationals were prevented from accessing social housing. Continue reading...
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The former UK minister discovers how apprenticeships and support networks helped slash Ireland’s Neet rateEnglish primary schools to be told to identify children at risk of future unemploymentAlan Milburn is guiding a metal loop along the serpentine wire of an electrical buzzer game as he explains the challenge of Britain’s youth jobs crisis. “We have got more than a million young people not in education, employment or training (Neet). Crisis is an over-used word – but this is a crisis.”On a fac
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My party has seen difficult times – but with a few canny moves the leader is finally cutting through, and there are clear signs of recoverySomething is afoot. The bookies can feel it. “Badenoch overtakes Farage as favourite to be next prime minister,” was the word from betting website William Hill this week.Let me tell you what is happening. This is a challenging political time. Even today, there is controversy for Kemi Badenoch to deal with. But as a Conservative it seems to me that in the past
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The Home Office says there has been a record number of raids and arrests in the first six months of 2026.
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The former first minister's attack on the SNP's 2026 election campaign has led to rebukes from ex-colleagues.
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They claim around 230,000 homes would become available under their plan to limit social housing entitlements.
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North East Mayor Kim McGuinness and Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen disagree on income tax revenue use.
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The luxury vehicle was bought for £124,550 by the party's former chief executive as part of a £400,000 embezzlement.
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The BBC understands schools will not be penalised for missing targets, but they will be monitored.
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BBC Verify takes a look at the serial candidates standing in Clacton, how they fared in previous elections, and whether they have ever won enough votes to get their deposits back.
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The Home Office says the 10-year-high in referrals could be due to the 2024 Southport attacks.
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A Reform constituency page criticised the Plaid Cymru minister for discussing her husband's death.
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Businessman Dennis Bacon has a background in adult social care and is expected to start next month.
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The Tory leader says allowing "serious criminals" to be released early is a "betrayal of victims".
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A man who prized blunt speaking has been selectively eulogised. There’s a balance between decency and honesty: I’m sad he caused such harmAs tributes poured in for Rod Liddle, the Sunday Times and Sun columnist who has died at the age of 66, they were markedly coy and sanitised. Paradoxically, those were the exact deficiencies obituaries praised Liddle for avoiding – they said he shot from the hip and ruffled feathers, remorselessly attacked the liberal establishment and was ebullient. Michael G
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The Wales Office and MoD also repeated the claim that £270bn more was being spent on defence.
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Sadiq Khan criticises Westminster council’s ‘anti-growth policies’ after it recommends stopping ‘vertical drinking’Waiting at the bar and trying to catch the bartender’s eye so you can order a pint, before going to stand with your friends and have a catchup, has been how British people have experienced going to the pub for centuries.But Westminster council has been accused of trying to put a stop to it. The council, which has jurisdiction over one of the busiest nightlife districts in Europe – S