
Kate Nicholson
Senior Reporter at HuffPost UK
Political correspondent @HuffPostUK - you can reach me on [email protected] | she/her
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2 days ago |
huffingtonpost.co.uk | Kate Nicholson
Angela Rayner distanced herself from the chief of Nato last night after he called Donald Trump "daddy". The secretary general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Mark Rutte, used the questionable term for the US president during a joint press conference in The Hague.
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1 week ago |
huffingtonpost.co.uk | Kate Nicholson
Russia has torn into the UK's latest "meaningless" set of sanctions against the state - while also advising Britain to stop issuing such punishments. The government unveiled 30 new sanctions against Russian finance, military and energy targets on Tuesday, including the Kremlin's shadow fleet and underwater intelligence gathering. Two UK residents operating a network of shell companies and handing profits to Russia have also been sanctioned.
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1 week ago |
huffingtonpost.co.uk | Kate Nicholson
British grooming gangs are back in the spotlight this week after Keir Starmer announced it was launching a new national inquiry into the scandal. The prime minister's U-turn stunned parliament as Labour spent the first half of this year refusing to listen to any calls for such a probe. The government said it was focused on still implementing the recommendations from a previousnational inquiry into child sex abuse by Professor Alexis Jay, which was published in 2022. So what's changed?
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1 week ago |
huffingtonpost.co.uk | Kate Nicholson
Liz Truss has rejected claims from minister Jess Phillips that she started the "far-right bandwagon" over a grooming gangs probe. The government suddenly decided to hold a national inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal over the weekend. The announcement was a shock, considering prime minister Keir Starmer accused any politicians calling for such a probe of "jumping onto a far-right bandwagon" back in January.
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1 week ago |
huffingtonpost.co.uk | Kate Nicholson
MPs are set to vote on changing the country's abortion law on Tuesday but campaigners are split over just what alterations are needed. Two Labour backbenchers have proposed altering the government's Crime and Policing Bill with rival amendments to the draft legislation. Both aim to decriminalise abortion, but the differences between their two policies have caused a major divide. What is the difference between the two amendments? 1.
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