David Churchill
Chief Political Correspondent at Daily Mail
Chief Political Correspondent for the Daily Mail. London via Norfolk. My views. Contact: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill
Labour was yesterday accused of declaring 'class war' over plans to cut funding for town halls in the South and splurge it in its northern heartlands. Under Angela Rayner's shake-up, wealthier southern households face a raft of raids to help pay for the giveaway in Labour's traditional working-class areas. These include hikes in council tax bills and fees, such as parking, planning and licensing charges.
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2 weeks ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill
Sir Keir Starmer was accused last night of striking another ‘surrender’ deal after handing over control of Gibraltar’s border to the European Union. The agreement means Britons travelling to the peninsula could be refused entry by Spanish guards enforcing the EU rules – despite it being a British Overseas Territory.
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2 weeks ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill
Reform UK’s new chairman once called leader Nigel Farage an ‘idiot’, it emerged last night. Dr David Bull, who was unveiled as Zia Yusuf’s replacement, also branded as ‘prejudiced’ comments that Mr Farage had made about HIV-infected migrants using the NHS.
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2 weeks ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill
A Reform government would allow coal mines to reopen in Wales to revive British steel-making, Nigel Farage will say today. In a major speech, the Reform leader will put coal-mining at the centre of the party's plans for reopening the Port Talbot Steelworks if it wins Welsh elections next year. He will accuse Labour of having 'betrayed Wales's great heritage' after the plant, once one of the world's largest, closed its last blast furnace last October.
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2 weeks ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill
The Technology Secretary yesterday admitted that AI is 'not flawless' – but defended snubbing attempts to beef-up copyright protections. Peter Kyle acknowledged the fast-emerging technology 'does lie' as he insisted the Government would 'never sell downstream' the rights of artists in the UK. He also admitted 'mistakenly' saying his preferred option on AI and copyright was requiring rights-holders to 'opt out' of their material being used by Big Tech.
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