Education Secretary defends school concrete crisis This week, Rishi Sunak has been forced to defend himself amid the RAAC scandal after he was accused of blocking funds to rebuild schools when he
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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston looks to Houston’s homelessness playbook
The Greater Houston area managed to do something no other major American metro did in the last decade when it reduced its homeless population by 63%. The Texas metro’s success
Inflation warning issued by Hunt who admits September blip is on the way
Jeremy Hunt discusses tackling problems with inflation Jeremy Hunt has warned inflation could rise this month while insisting the Government’s plan to ease the cost of living is working. The
Criminals to be forced to face sentencing after cowardly Lucy Letby refused
Criminals will be forced to attend sentencing hearings or face having their sentences under new government plans after Lucy Letby refused. The government said it was planning to introduce the
SNP leadership race to replace Sturgeon blew huge hole in party’s finances
Nicola Sturgeon adamant on returning to SNP The SNP leadership contest sparked by Nicola Sturgeon’s shock resignation cost the party £160,000 which was not budgeted for, according to leaked documents. Treasurer
The Object of Ukraine’s Desire: F-16’s From the West. But It’s Tricky.
The F-16 fighter jets would not be delivered to Ukraine until next year, but that did not dissuade President Volodymyr Zelensky from hopping into one last week in the Netherlands
ULEZ fines amnesty demand as Sadiq Khan reportedly shelves zero plan
Mark Harper says ULEZ expansion is 'about raising money' It comes as the Mayor of London reportedly shelved plans to charge all combustion-engined cars driving into central London, after he
How Might Trump Challenge the March 4 Trial Date in the Federal Election Case?
Former President Donald J. Trump immediately vowed to challenge the March 4 start date for his criminal trial over his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, raising questions of whether
Scalise, No. 2 House Republican, Says He Has Blood Cancer
Representative Steve Scalise, Republican of Louisiana and the majority leader, said Tuesday he had been diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer, but planned to return to Washington to
Suella: We’ll do whatever it takes if judges thwart plans to stop boats
The Home Secretary stopped short of declaring the Government should quit the European Convention on Human Rights. But she warned yesterday that the Government will do “whatever it takes” if