Attorney general blames outdated law for collapse of China spy case

The government's chief legal adviser says the trial would have gone ahead if new legislation had been in force.

Wales won't scrap refugee policy, says minister

A UK government minister has rejected Conservative calls for the Welsh government to scrap its Nation of Sanctuary refugee ...

I used to fill out forms for DWP PIP claimants - we were gaming the system

Reform UK MP Lee Anderson says he used to work for Citizens Advice and they could get "the fittest man in Ashfield" on to ...

Minister's Israel trip a 'propaganda mission', says education committee chair

Nick Mathison says there is "questionable judgement" around Education Minister Paul Givan attending the trip, due to it being paid for by Israel.

Keir Starmer tries to look tough - he's a coward

Far from pathetically replaying one of the Tories ’ greatest flops, Keir Starmer is in desperate need of a bold change in ...

More than two-thirds of Brits think Net Zero will push up cost of living: Labour's OWN research

Just seven per cent of the public now believes that Labour's green push will bring down costs, the survey shows, despite the ...

Miliband will not achieve net zero, public believes

Only 17 per cent of the public say they are very or fairly confident that Britain will be net zero by 2050 – down from 20 per ...
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Do the Labor Provisions in Trump’s Southeast Asian Trade Deals Have a Point?

Clauses mentioning commitments to prevent forced labor and other workplace abuse were a surprising addition among typical ...
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Why do BGMEA leaders still want to meet CA personally after their concerns addressed? press secy asks

Despite most of their key demands being addressed and the ready-made garment sector continuing to enjoy top priority under the current administration, leaders of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers ...