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  • Calls grow to introduce energy bill ‘furlough’ and to fight cost of living crisis with ‘wartime mentality’

    August 9, 2022

    The UK Government should treat the cost-of-living crisis with a “wartime mentality” and issue an energy bill “furlough”, according to the Liberal Democrats. The party’s Scottish leader, Alex Cole-Hamilton, made the call on the BBC’s Good Morning Scotland programme on Tuesday. “Families right across Scotland, and indeed the UK, will be looking towards the coming [...]

  • London’s Right to Buy-back scheme unlocks over 1,500 council homes

    August 9, 2022

    More than 1,500 London homes have been brought back into public ownership over the past year, under London mayor Sadiq Khan’s Right to Buy-back scheme. The scheme, announced last July, aims to boost the capital’s supply of council homes, giving 14 boroughs access to £15m to buy back properties which have been – or will [...]

  • Furious Trump discloses Mar-a-Lago estate has been raided by FBI in search for White House records

    August 9, 2022

    The FBI has searched Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate as part of an investigation into whether he took classified records from the White House to his Florida residence, sources have said. Disclosing the search in a lengthy statement, the former US president said that agents opened up a safe at his home and described their work [...]

  • Facebook, TikTok and fake news play key role in Kenyan elections: Millions to vote today after ugly online campaigns

    August 9, 2022

    NAIROBI – Politicians and political parties across Kenya have spent tens of millions on social media campaigns in recent weeks in a last effort to win over voters, as the East African country is going to the polls today. Alongside hundreds of genuine statements and ads, fake and false online claims play a key role [...]

  • Merge UK’s financial services regulators into one body, says Tory think tank

    August 8, 2022

    The government should consider merging the UK’s several financial services regulators into one body post-Brexit, an influential Tory think tank has said. A new report from the centre-right Policy Exchange, which was founded by Michael Gove, today said “meeting the demands” of the multiple City regulators can be “a major barrier to innovation” for new [...]

  • KPMG restarts UK government contract bids

    August 8, 2022

    KPMG has restarted competing for UK government contracts, after the Big Four accounting firm withdrew from public sector tenders last December, following a series of high-profile accounting scandals. The Big Four accountancy firm re-commenced bidding for UK public sector contracts in early-June, after it pulled out of competing for lucrative UK government contracts at the [...]

  • Dominic Raab weighs up plans for further barriers to judicial reviews

    August 8, 2022

    Justice secretary Dominic Raab is considering introducing new measures to make it harder to challenge government decisions via judicial reviews, leaked documents seen by the Guardian show. The plans could also see judges subject to new more stringent criteria in bringing forward cases, that could see courts banned from hearing cases in certain areas of [...]

  • Watch Rishi Sunak’s Brexit message as he is ridiculed on social over ‘worst campaign video ever created’

    August 8, 2022

    Rishi Sunak’s campaign is under fire this afternoon as the former chancellor is mocked online and accused of “pointless posturing” in a campaign video focused on shredding EU regulations which has been likened to a parody. The Tory leadership candidate vowed to use his first 100 days if elected prime minister to “review or repeal [...]

  • Khan-backed campaign to increase foreign investment into London launches

    August 8, 2022

    A new campaign backed by Sadiq Khan to increase green foreign capital investment into London post-Brexit has today been launched. The £500,000 Opportunity London campaign – which has been partially funded by City Hall, the City of London Corporation and the 32 borough councils – aims to “showcase London as one of the very best [...]

  • Government accused of ‘messy’ decision making in £63m Newport Wafer sale

    August 8, 2022

    British and Welsh government have been accused of being a “mess” in deciding on the sale of the UK’s largest chipmaker, Newport Wafer Fab. Both governments missed the chance to halt the £63m sale of Newport Wafer to Chinese-owned Nexperia in 2021. The National Security and Investment law, introduced in January, sought to give minister [...]

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