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UK Lowers Voting Age to 16 Ahead of Next General Elections

UK Politics · England

UK Lowers Voting Age to 16 Ahead of Next General Elections

52% Center coverage: 224 sources

Dozens arrested around the UK at protests to support proscribed group Palestine Action

UK Politics · United Kingdom

Dozens arrested around the UK at protests to support proscribed group Palestine Action

54% Center coverage: 76 sources

Final report into 'broken' water industry says regulator Ofwat should be scrapped

UK Politics · United Kingdom

Final report into 'broken' water industry says regulator Ofwat should be scrapped

60% Center coverage: 75 sources

The system for regulating water companies in England and Wales should be overhauled and replaced with one single body in the UK and another in Wales, a major review of the sector has advised.See the Story

Nigel Farage says he would send violent offenders to El Salvador under crime crackdown

44% Left coverage: 23 sources

Nigel Farage · United Kingdom See the Story

Sir James Cleverly to Make Frontbench Comeback as Kemi Badenoch Reshuffles Team

41% Left coverage: 27 sources

The Leader of the Opposition is expected to reshuffle her shadow cabinet on Tuesday.Kemi Badenoch · London See the Story

Is Corbynism 2.0 Coming for Labour?

Coverage: 2 sources

Is Corbynism back? Six years after Jeremy Corbyn’s cataclysmic defeat in the 2019 election, there are signs that the British Left is finally emerging from a depressive morass. The chaotic announcement of a new party co-led with Zarah Sultana, one of the few surviving Corbynist MPs, arrived swiftly on the heels of a major Left-led Parliamentary rebellion against the Government’s welfare reforms. The potential significance of a Left revival is ref…Jeremy Corbyn See the Story

How Ed Miliband can deliver cheaper energy bills, today

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

We need to get energy bills down, and fast. Above all else, how quickly we make these bills affordable is what will determine our success as a Labour government. Our work in expanding clean energy and insulating homes will get bills down for good, but these investments will take time while voters are, rightly, impatient for change. The good news is there are ways to get energy bills down now and for free. We can do this by implementing a progres…London, England · London Read Article

This government will live or die by housing

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

After a summer break, Labour want to take on Britain’s “dysfunctional” housing and land markets. They want to make them fairer for those who want to buy homes to live in and less of a boon for “speculative” investors. And although Labour’s much-awaited long-term housing strategy will not be published before recess, Housing and Planning Minister Matthew Pennycook has hinted that if year one was about laying the groundwork for Labour’s housing pla…Housing · London Read Article

The economic cure to populism

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Concerns about inequality, the environment and much else must be set aside for the pursuit of national wealth.Populism · United Kingdom Read Article

Labour says ‘no sense’ in renationalising UK water

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

We spoke to environment secretary Steve Reed.Europe · United Kingdom See the Story

The new racism of the British right

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

What does it mean to belong to a nation that doesn’t recognise you? If you’ve spent any time on British political X in the last few days, you’ve likely seen a video of GB News US Correspondent Steve Edginton interviewing people in a pocket of South London about their relationship to British identity. The segment is part of a wider documentary titled Yookay vs Britain: How immigration transformed a nation. But one moment in particular has capture…Racism · London Read Article

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