The removal of Olly Robbins from the Foreign Office has sparked controversy, with former Foreign Office chief Lord Simon McDonald stating that No 10 “wanted a scalp” and that the removal felt “wrong”, raising concerns about the government’s commitment to due process and fairness.
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The murder of UK MP Sir David Amess has sparked a high-level independent review, led by a former justice secretary, to examine the circumstances surrounding the tragedy and identify potential areas for improvement in safeguarding MPs, with the goal of preventing similar incidents in the future.
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The Assisted Dying Bill, sponsored by Labour’s Kim Leadbeater, is on the verge of collapse due to procedural tactics employed by a small number of peers in the House of Lords, prompting Labour MPs to call on Keir Starmer to intervene and save the bill.
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The Green party is reexamining its fiscal policy approach in light of Labour’s shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves’ shift towards Europe, aiming to balance environmental and social justice commitments with a robust and sustainable economy.
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The recent vote on EU expansion has been hailed as a significant development in the ongoing debate about the future
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