May’s local elections completely transformed London’s political landscape, argues CEO Jonny Popper.
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Conservatives propose a judge-led inquiry with full statutory powers to investigate grooming gangs after the previous government process stalled amid resignations.
Zarah Sultana calls for electoral alliances with other progressive parties as Your Party considers cooperation to prevent Nigel Farage gaining national power.
Farage is reported to police over claims his Clacton campaign under-declared expenses, prompting calls for investigation as Reform UK denies wrongdoing.
Government pledges to stop children living in B&B
The OBR says Reeves did not mislead the public on pre-Budget challenges, easing pressure amid criticism over forecasts, leaks and government messaging.
Ministers plan to replace many jury trials with judge-only hearings for offences under three-year sentences, prompting strong criticism from lawyers and opposition parties.
Starmer defends his Budget, denies misleading the public and faces criticism over tax rises, OBR forecasts and political fallout across Westminster.
The government plans to end most taxi travel for asylum seekers attending medical appointments, replacing it with public transport and tightening Home Office oversight.
Two long-serving members of the House of Lords have been suspended after an official inquiry found they provided parliamentary services in return for commercial gain.
Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservative Party, is preparing to relaunch an exclusive advisory board for high-value donors. The board previously provided donors access to senior ministers and
