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  • Conservatives select Very Group’s finance boss to fight General Election

    April 9, 2024

    The chief financial officer of The Very Group has been selected as a Conservative candidate at the up-coming General Election.

  • ‘How am I doing?’ – the big question mayors are asking of voters

    April 9, 2024

    The dynamics of mayoral races are very different to Westminster election mud-slinging, writes Adam Hawksbee.

  • Almost two thirds of Tory councillors unhappy with party, poll finds

    April 8, 2024

    Almost two thirds of Tory councillors are unhappy with the Conservative party, new polling by a Labour think tank has found.

  • Johnny Mercer given appeal deadline over Afghanistan whistleblowers

    April 7, 2024

    Johnny Mercer has been given a fresh deadline to explain why he should not have to hand over the names of those who informed him of alleged special forces murders in Afghanistan.

  • What to look out for in the May local elections results

    April 6, 2024

    With the May 2 local elections rapidly approaching, both parties are already beginning the expectation management when it comes to the results.

  • Johnny Mercer challenges demand to disclose Afghan whistleblower names – and could face jail if he refuses

    April 4, 2024

    Johnny Mercer has said he is appealing against having to disclose the names of whistleblowers who he said alerted him to alleged special forces murders in Afghanistan.

  • Labour would win 154-seat majority if election held tomorrow, pollsters find

    April 3, 2024

    Rishi Sunak is on course to suffer a general election defeat similar to the Conservatives’ 1997 blowout, pollsters have found.

  • Child benefit changes to kick in as government expands free nursery hours

    April 3, 2024

    Changes to child benefit are set to save higher earning parents an average of £1,260 a year as the high income charge threshold increases.

  • Sadiq Khan criticised for not delivering ‘Track My Crime’ victim portal

    April 1, 2024

    Sadiq Khan has been criticised for not delivering a planned ‘track my crime’ portal for victims to find updates on their cases.

  • Rayner: Fear over Labour workers’ rights plans like ‘squealing’ over minimum wage

    April 1, 2024

    Angela Rayner has said fears over her workers’ rights plans is similar to the “squealing” over the minimum wage law brought in by the party in 1999.

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