This Week in PMQs: Immigration Loopholes and a Trade War
Less than a month in, UK is already beginning to feel the economic effects of Trump’s presidency.
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Less than a month in, UK is already beginning to feel the economic effects of Trump’s presidency.
As political tensions flare over energy policy, international diplomacy and past pandemic restrictions, opposition leaders ramp up pressure on the UK government.
Democracy is built on the concept that every citizen has an equal voice, yet wealth persists to shape political power in Britain. As economic inequality worsens, the risk of
Kemi Badenoch challenged the Prime Minister over the new Employment Rights Bill, warning it would make it harder for businesses to recruit new employees.
While both cases provoked public outrage, their political implications and societal reactions were starkly different.
In 2024, Jade Thirlwall, former member of global pop sensation Little Mix, delivered a powerful cover of Stormzy’s Backbone. Her performance wasn’t just a
The Labour government has introduced significant plans for reform in education and healthcare, sparking heated debates across Parliament in this week’s PMQs.
Labour’s plans for English Devolution have received backlash from local authorities. England is one of the most centralised countries in the world and
After 14 years in Government ended with a colossal landslide loss to Labour in 2024, the Conservative Party has found itself wondering where
From the Chaos Islands and NHS reform plans, to the resignation of a prominent ministerial staff member, this article is a rundown of the Prime Minister’s Questions from January 15th 2025.