Cooper urges better MP security after Amess review
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper urges the government to implement stricter safety protocols for MPs following the review into the tragic killing of Sir David Amess.
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Streeting slams BMA over NHS reform resistance
Health Secretary Wes Streeting accuses the British Medical Association of resisting NHS reforms, sparking debate over pay disputes and private sector involvement.
Yvette Cooper under fire over Epping Police Station closure
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper under fire as Epping Police Station closure sparks outrage among locals and officials.
Starmer vows NHS reform with new Health Secretary
Labour leader Keir Starmer pledges to transform the NHS by appointing a dedicated Health Secretary, aiming to tackle systemic issues and improve healthcare services across the UK.
NHS funding crisis sparks political row in Parliament
The UK Health Secretary is under fire as the NHS grapples with severe financial pressures, sparking debates in British Parliament over healthcare funding.
Scottish Secretary slams Trump's Starmer comments
Scottish Secretary Ian Murray condemns Donald Trump's controversial comments about UK Labour leader Keir Starmer, calling them 'unacceptable' and defending the UK government's stance.
Pentagon revolt: Hegseth demands Defence Secretary's removal
Exclusive details reveal growing discontent within the Pentagon as Pete Hegseth's scathing letter demands the removal of the Defence Secretary, citing leadership failures.
Grant Shapps targeted in Essex carjacking attempt
UK Defence Secretary Grant Shapps confronted armed carjackers in a shocking daylight attack near his Essex home. Police are investigating the brazen attempted robbery.
Man guilty of sharing Shapps' data with Russian spies
A UK court has found a man guilty of passing sensitive information about Defence Secretary Grant Shapps to Russian intelligence operatives, raising serious national security concerns.
Ofwat told to crack down on polluting water firms
Steve Reed, the new Environment Secretary, has instructed Ofwat to take stringent action against water companies failing to curb pollution, promising tougher penalties and accountability.
Cooper slams Home Secretary over Southport response
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper criticises the government's handling of immigration and crime following the Southport incident.
Cooper demands law changes after Southport attack
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper demands urgent legal reforms following the Southport attack, criticising the government's inaction on public safety.
New law targets non-terrorist attack planners
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announces plans to introduce a new offence targeting individuals who plan violent attacks without links to terrorism, closing a legal loophole.
Southern Water told to rebuild trust after pollution failures
Environment Secretary Steve Reed has called for Southern Water to 'rebuild public trust' following severe pollution incidents. The utility giant faces mounting pressure over its environmental record.
Water bills to rise by £19+ as Environment Secretary fumes
The Environment Secretary has expressed fury over plans to significantly increase water bills in England and Wales, calling the proposed hikes 'unacceptable' amid rising living costs.
Cooper faces heat over Southport police response
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is under fire for her handling of a recent police operation in Southport, raising questions about public safety and law enforcement priorities.
Healey under fire over Afghan data leak scandal
UK Defence Secretary John Healey under fire after sensitive Afghan interpreter data was leaked, raising serious security concerns.
Wes Streeting faces seat loss over Gaza policy
Labour's Wes Streeting could lose his seat due to backlash over Gaza policies, with younger voters shifting support to independent candidates.
Britain Unfazed by Moscow Spies – Lammy
Foreign Secretary David Lammy declares Britain's unwavering stance against Russian espionage, emphasising national security and resilience.
Child found working on Exmoor farm
A young child was discovered working on a farm in Exmoor, prompting investigations by Avon and Somerset Police and a response from the Transport Secretary.
Streeting slams BMA over NHS strike disruption
Health Secretary Wes Streeting criticises the British Medical Association for ongoing NHS strikes, urging doctors to prioritise patient care amid escalating tensions.
Police criticised for exaggerated road safety claims
Avon and Somerset Police faces backlash after admitting their road safety campaign used exaggerated data, sparking criticism from Transport Secretary Mark Harper.
Doctors' pay demands risk losing public support
The Health Secretary cautions that junior doctors' aggressive pay demands could alienate public sympathy as NHS strikes loom.
David Amess case resurfaces in UK terror threat discussions
The UK government faces renewed scrutiny over terrorism threats as the murder of MP David Amess resurfaces in security discussions. Learn about the latest developments and official responses.
Unions threaten NHS strikes over pay dispute
Unison and GMB unions warn of potential industrial action if the government fails to address pay disputes for NHS workers in England.
Healey discloses secret Afghan database in Parliament
Defence Secretary John Healey faces backlash after disclosing classified details of a secret Afghan database in Parliament, despite a media blackout.
Healey praises Daily Mail for Afghan airlifts coverage
John Healey, the Defence Secretary, has commended the Daily Mail for its ethical reporting during the critical Afghan evacuation operations, highlighting the importance of responsible journalism.
RAF to resume combat missions in Middle East
The Royal Air Force is set to recommence combat operations in Iraq and Syria following a directive from Defence Secretary John Healey, marking a pivotal change in UK defence strategy.
First Native American confirmed as US Interior Secretary
Deb Haaland makes history as the first Native American to lead the US Department of the Interior, marking a milestone for Indigenous representation in government.
Defence Secretary admits Afghan data leak error
The UK Defence Secretary has acknowledged a major departmental blunder following the leak of sensitive data related to the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP).
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