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Sir Keir Starmer under mounting pressure to publicly back Supreme Court gender ruling on what a woman is after five days of silence - amid growing concerns about plotting by his own ministers to defy the landmark judgement | Daily Mail Online

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | David Churchill Chief |Sam Merriman

Sir Keir Starmer was last night under mounting pressure to break his silence over the Supreme Court’s landmark gender ruling. Five days on, the Prime Minister was urged to back the judgement publicly and to promise it will not be unpicked after it emerged that two frontbenchers are plotting to defy the ruling.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle splurged £25,000 on a junket to Malaysia - sending his travel expenses soaring to more than £300,000 since becoming the Commons Speaker | This is Money

1 month ago | thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill Chief |David Churchill

Sir Lindsay Hoyle’s foreign travel expenses have surged past £300,000 after more than £25,000 was spent on his latest long-haul jaunt. The Commons Speaker racked up the bill on a trip to Malaysia in February, as he looks to expand the centuries-old job into a full-blown diplomatic role. The taxpayer was billed £23,264 for business class flights and £1,163 for hotels for him and two staff.
Asylum seekers should be forced to pay back the cost of housing them in hotels with 'student loan-style scheme', Tories say

2 months ago | thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill Chief |David Churchill

Asylum seekers would be forced to pay back the cost of housing them in hotels - plus interest - under a student loan-style scheme being called for by Kemi Badenoch. The Tory leader will take the fight over immigration to Labour and Reform UK with an amendment to be tabled to the Government’s Border Security Bill. Under the proposed law change, support to asylum seekers would be given as a loan rather than a gift.
Rupert Lowe vows to sue Reform UK after being thrown out

2 months ago | thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill Chief |David Churchill

Rupert Lowe yesterday vowed to sue Reform UK after being thrown out of the party over allegations of ‘serious bullying’ against two women staff and threatening the chairman with physical violence. The former Reform MP said he was the victim of a ‘political assassination’ after questioning Nigel Farage’s leadership, adding: ‘I have been in discussions with my legal team this afternoon, and this will be followed by legal action in due course.
Teaching boys to wrestle can reduce knife crime and other serious violence, claims ex-Tory MP

2 months ago | thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill Chief |David Churchill

Boys should be taught how to wrestle to reduce knife crime and other serious violence, a former Tory MP has said. Miriam Cates said boys 'need rough and tumble' otherwise they may take out their aggression in other ways. The mother-of-three, considered a rising star in the party before losing her seat in last year's election, said society had 'forgotten' that boys and girls are different.
Keir Starmer faces growing pressure to boost defence budget now

2 months ago | thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill Chief |David Churchill

Keir Starmer was last night under growing pressure to quickly hike defence spending by his own MPs and defence chiefs. They warned that without hiking it to at least 2.5 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) within days, the Prime Minister risked failing to meet his promise that the UK will play a 'leading' role in keeping the peace in Ukraine.
Anger as Keir Starmer's top legal advisor has spoken in the Lords just four times since becoming Attorney General

Feb 13, 2025 | thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill Chief |David Churchill

Sir Keir’s top legal advisor has spoken in the Lords just four times since getting the job last summer, it emerged yesterday. Lord Hermer faced questions about why he was running scared from the dispatch box given his repeated lectures about the importance of accountability and the ‘rule of law’. The Attorney General was appointed by Sir Keir shortly after Labour won the election last July.
Angela Rayner admits that voters are right to be frustrated with the Government's record as poll shows Reform would take 146 seats from Labour if elections were held now | This is Money

Feb 9, 2025 | thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill Chief |David Churchill

Angela Rayner yesterday admitted that voters are right to feel 'frustrated' with Labour's record in Government. The Deputy Prime Minister was quizzed about a bombshell poll showing Reform UK would snatch as many as 146 seats from Labour - largely in its traditional working-class heartlands - if an election were held tomorrow. Ms Rayner was among the Cabinet big beasts projected to lose her seat to Nigel Farage's insurgent party by last week's Electoral Calculus survey.
Through gritted teeth, humiliated Ed Miliband finally backs a third runway for Heathrow as he backtracks on net-zero pledges and says he does 'support what the Government is doing' | This is Money

Feb 7, 2025 | thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill Chief |David Churchill

Ed Miliband was humiliated yesterday after being forced to back Heathrow expansion and continue to drill for oil and gas. The Climate Secretary was forced to eat humble pie as he backtracked on his net-zero pledges, saying he does 'support what the Government is doing' on Heathrow. In 2018, Mr Miliband voted in the Commons against a third runway at Britain's biggest airport and threatened to resign over the issue in 2009.
Welsh see off nuclear power plant over fears it could impact the Welsh language

Feb 7, 2025 | thisismoney.co.uk | David Churchill Chief |David Churchill

A nuclear power station was blocked by officials who were concerned about its impact on the Welsh language, it emerged yesterday. Senior industry figures slammed the move as Sir Keir Starmer seeks to launch a generation of mini nuclear plants by watering down planning laws. In one farcical case, government planning inspectors rejected a multi-billion-pound project on the Welsh island of Anglesey on grounds including the negative 'socio-economic' impact on the local community.

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Sir Keir Starmer under mounting pressure to publicly back Supreme Court gender ruling on what a woman is after five days of silence - amid growing concerns about plotting by his own ministers to defy the landmark judgement | Daily Mail Online

Sir Lindsay Hoyle splurged £25,000 on a junket to Malaysia - sending his travel expenses soaring to more than £300,000 since becoming the Commons Speaker | This is Money

Asylum seekers should be forced to pay back the cost of housing them in hotels with 'student loan-style scheme', Tories say

Rupert Lowe vows to sue Reform UK after being thrown out

Teaching boys to wrestle can reduce knife crime and other serious violence, claims ex-Tory MP

Keir Starmer faces growing pressure to boost defence budget now

Anger as Keir Starmer's top legal advisor has spoken in the Lords just four times since becoming Attorney General

Angela Rayner admits that voters are right to be frustrated with the Government's record as poll shows Reform would take 146 seats from Labour if elections were held now | This is Money

Through gritted teeth, humiliated Ed Miliband finally backs a third runway for Heathrow as he backtracks on net-zero pledges and says he does 'support what the Government is doing' | This is Money

Welsh see off nuclear power plant over fears it could impact the Welsh language

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