Politics

Kamala Harris experienced a fleeting surge of enthusiasm as her prospective run in the upcoming election gained traction among Democrats. Yet, shortly after announcing her campaign, she faced scrutiny regarding her positions on Israel and its conflict with Gaza. With less than three months remaining until the voting date, Joan

Rachel Reeves anticipates revealing a £20bn gap in government spending allocated to vital public services, potentially paving the way for tax hikes during the upcoming October budget. Labour sources attributed this financial shortfall to the Tory administration, labeling it as "shocking inheritance" and criticizing the former chancellor'

The British government's initiative permitting EU nationals to stay post-Brexit faces potential disruption, legal analysts cautioned, after a series of conflicting judgments concerning social welfare eligibility for French and Slovenian citizens as well as relatives of a Spanish woman residing in Britain. In May, one county court judge

Labour MP Sonia Kumar criticized the government's use of "crony contracts" during the pandemic, claiming that it resulted in wasted resources for professionals and patients alike. Cabinet Office minister Georgia Gould acknowledged past missteps in PPE spending but vowed to learn from them and protect taxpayer

Robert Jenrick, previously tasked with immigration oversight within Rishi Sunak's cabinet due to his resignation over differing policies on the issue, has now announced his bid for leadership of the Conservative Party. Danny Kruger, managing campaigner for Jenrick, stated that he is well-suited to regain support from those

Tom Tugendhat has expressed his readiness to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights should he succeed in obtaining the position of Conservative party leader, following Rishi Sunak's departure. The former security minister – now entering the leadership race alongside James Cleverly, a former home secretary – appears to