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Starmer survives rebellion as welfare cuts pass key vote

UK Politics · United Kingdom

Starmer survives rebellion as welfare cuts pass key vote

43% Left coverage: 21 sources

Warnings of tax rises after Downing Street welfare U-turn

UK Economy · United Kingdom

Warnings of tax rises after Downing Street welfare U-turn

39% Center coverage: 18 sources

Major PIP update issued that will affect thousands

UK Economy · United Kingdom

Major PIP update issued that will affect thousands

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

Sir Keir Starmer has caved to a Labour rebellion and offered major concessions to his backbenchers on his planned benefit cuts. See the Story

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The Earworms of Erik Satie

‘Daddy’ Diplomacy: Donald Trump Turns Allies Into Vassals

63% Left coverage: 8 sources

During the recent NATO summit in The Hague, most of the leaders present had the same priority: with the United States threatening to disengage from the Atlantic Alliance, it was crucial to keep President Donald Trump happy. At any cost. Even at the expense of their own dignity, as NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte, made clear. “You are flying into another big success in The Hague [...] Europe is going to pay in a BIG way, as they should, and it…Mark Rutte See the Story

The Earworms of Erik Satie

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

“A composer lets me hear a song that has always been shut up silent within me.” Ian Penman, a post-punk music critic known for his experimental and often impenetrable style, opens his book on this lyrical quote from Jean Genet, before exploding into his self-consciously ludicrous, slightly naive, post-modernist style, which matches that of its subject, the composer Erik Satie (1866-1925). A punk avant la lettre, Satie was a societal disruptor dr…International · Paris See the Story

Labour's rebel MPs are rubbish at maths

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Public finances are in a parlous state. Tough choices are inevitable. When will the PLP learn this lesson?London, England · London Read Article

The Mutiny Against Liz Kendall

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Labour must get a grip on insurgent backbenchers who oppose its welfare bill.Labour Party · Cambridge See the Story

The rebellions against Starmer are only just beginning

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Once MPs turn against a government, they never turn back.London, England · London Read Article

‘Chic is Dead’: Vogue Backlash Roars Over Lauren Sánchez Wedding Cover as Whispers Suggest That’s THE REASON Behind Anna Wintour’s Sudden Exit

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The backlash surrounding Vogue magazine has reached new heights after Lauren Sánchez's wedding cover.Fashion See the Story

The ‘Abundance’ Movement’s Next Front: Transportation

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

A bipartisan group of House members is asking leaders of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee to “cut excessive red tape” when they reauthorize spending on surface transportation — like highways, rail and transit — set to lapse in 2026. “Unlocking America’s economic potential can be achieved by accelerating construction, eliminating unnecessary delays, and clearing the way for smarter, faster infrastructure investment,” Rep. Josh Hard…Democratic Party See the Story

George Osborne is still trashing the UK economy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Treasury Committee has revealed just how damaging his housing policy really was.Economy · United Kingdom Read Article

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