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Labour leader repeats call for voters to have their say – as Independent petition reaches 450,000 Labour leader repeats call for voters to have their say – as Independent petition reaches 450,000
The American star had a controversial private life. The American star had a controversial private life.
A woman was also given a suspended sentence for her role in exploiting the vulnerable victim. A woman was also given a suspended sentence for her role in exploiting the vulnerable victim.
The prime minister was confronted over NHS pay during his first public outing since entering Number 10.
Roy Baldwin, an 86-year-old former copywriter, has had enough of Government U-turns – and he’s not the only one voicing their concern over the Government’s pension plans. Roy Baldwin, an 86-year-old former copywriter, has had enough of Government U-turns – and he’s not the only one voicing their concern over the Government’s pension plans.
World Cup hosts Qatar are facing increasing scrutiny over its human rights record. World Cup hosts Qatar are facing increasing scrutiny over its human rights record.
The show looks seriously tough.
Britain still has more than 2,000 pieces of EU law accumulated over decades in the bloc. Britain still has more than 2,000 pieces of EU law accumulated over decades in the bloc.
Opposition says it can assuage bill’s critics as SNP supporters fear more amendment attempts Scottish Labour has pledged to “bring people together” over the issue of gender recognition reform after an intense Holyrood debate on proposals to make it easier for transgender people to change their legal sex that saw the Scottish National party suffer its biggest backbench revolt in 15 years of government. Although the gender recognition reform bill easily passed the first of three legislative stages on Thursday evening with a vote of 88 MSPs in favour to 33 against, with four abstentions, as the legislation enters the…
Chris Heaton-Harris said he would still call the Assembly election but would meet with parties first. Chris Heaton-Harris said he would still call the Assembly election but would meet with parties first.
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