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2 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Tony Diver |Ben Butcher |Ollie Corfe |Dominic Penna
MPs have long complained that while Labour pushes through its agenda in Parliament with its large majority, constituents confront them at the weekend with concerns about Sir Keir's policies. Meanwhile, Reform UK has made significant gains in many of the so-called Red Wall marginals, many of which are poorer than the average. Labour MPs say that constituents elected the party on the promise of protecting the lower-paid and vulnerable, and Sir Keir risks driving those voters away with his reforms.
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3 days ago |
msn.com | Charles Hymas |Tony Diver
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3 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Charles Hymas |Tony Diver
The Home Office has spent £60,000 buying a "weapons surrender" van to tour the UK in an attempt to persuade young people to hand in their ninja swords. The customised van will tour London, Manchester and the West Midlands during July, starting next Tuesday, before a ban on the possession of ninja swords takes effect on Aug 1. The initiative will be fronted by Faron Paul, a knife crime victim turned campaigner.
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6 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Nick Gutteridge |Tony Diver
HS2 has ordered staff back into the office three days a week as it comes under fire over yet more delays and spiralling costs. The beleaguered high speed railway line has told employees they must come into work more often, saying the change will aid "faster decision-making". The Transport Secretary last week branded the project an "appalling mess" as she revealed its completion has been pushed back beyond 2033.
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6 days ago |
msn.com | Tony Diver
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