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Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said officers have to wait until demonstrations meet a legal threshold of disruption before they can be shut down. Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said officers have to wait until demonstrations meet a legal threshold of disruption before they can be shut down.
Campaigners say emergency response to fuel poverty risks shifting focus away from government responsibility Scotland’s leading anti-poverty campaigners are urging councils and communities “not to repeat past mistakes” by allowing “warm banks” – for those unable to afford heating their homes over the winter months – to become as entrenched as food banks. The plea was made in a joint statement from the Poverty Alliance, Trussell Trust Scotland and the Cyrenians that cautions that emergency responses to escalating fuel poverty, however well-intentioned, risk shifting the focus away from government responsibility to ensure all citizens are able to heat their homes.…
THE SNP’s Ian Blackford was shut down by Liz Truss during a fiery clash in Prime Minister’s Questions over energy security. THE SNP’s Ian Blackford was shut down by Liz Truss during a fiery clash in Prime Minister’s Questions over energy security.
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The National Education Union wants a 5% offer to be increased. The National Education Union wants a 5% offer to be increased.
Economic confidence in UK seriously undermined by Kwarteng and Truss’s ‘guerrilla tactics’, Commons committee hears Today’s political news – live updates Senior economists have dismissed Liz Truss’s chances of reaching 2.5% economic growth in the next few years, as they said her government’s “guerrilla tactics” in last month’s mini-budget played a major role in spooking markets. Speaking to the Commons Treasury committee, the economists said the 2.5% growth target was “almost impossible”. The committee has launched its own investigation into the mini-budget in the absence of a formal forecast from the Office for Budget Responsibility. Continue reading… Economic confidence in…
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Liz Truss smacked down Labour leader Keir Starmer for questioning if she will make cuts to public spending. Liz Truss smacked down Labour leader Keir Starmer for questioning if she will make cuts to public spending.
The attack deals yet another blow to Vladimir Putin’s troops as Russia is running out of ammunition. The attack deals yet another blow to Vladimir Putin’s troops as Russia is running out of ammunition.
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