Greens propose cutting MPs by third in radical reform
The Green Party is pushing for sweeping changes to the UK political system, including cutting MPs by a third and devolving more power to local councils. Could this reshape British democracy?
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Tice and Miliband clash over green energy costs
Reform UK leader Richard Tice and Labour's Ed Miliband engage in a heated debate over green energy costs, with Tice criticising Labour's plans as 'economically disastrous'.
Tice Slams Tories Over Channel Migrant 'Disaster'
Reform UK chairman Richard Tice accuses the Conservative government of failing to tackle the small boats crisis, as Channel crossings surge. Tice demands immediate action, branding current policies 'utterly ineffective'.
Chalmers Sparks GST Reform Debate in Australia
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers ignites a national discussion on reforming the GST system, proposing changes that could reshape the country's economic landscape.
AI to slash US regulations in major policy shake-up
The Biden administration has unveiled an AI-powered tool called DOGE to identify and eliminate outdated federal regulations, sparking debate over efficiency versus oversight.
Social Security reverses benefit check policy
The UK government has reversed a contentious policy affecting benefit checks, offering relief to thousands of claimants amid growing backlash.
US child tax credit success prompts UK policy review
American families in Fairfax County benefit from expanded child tax credits as experts debate potential UK adoption of similar poverty-reduction measures.
Zoe McKenzie on Liberal Party reform and climate action
Liberal MP Zoe McKenzie discusses the party's need for reform, climate policies, and strategies to regain trust among women voters in Australia.
Wes Streeting pushes private sector role in NHS reform
New Health Secretary Wes Streeting announces controversial plans to involve private healthcare in NHS reforms to cut waiting lists, sparking mixed reactions.
Australia’s low-tax reality: Why leaders must admit it
Leading figures must recognise Australia’s status as a low-taxing country before engaging in economic reform debates. This article explores why this admission is crucial for meaningful policy discussions.
Trump plans to scrap capital gains tax on home sales
Former President Donald Trump unveils a radical proposal to eliminate capital gains tax on home sales, potentially transforming the US housing market and boosting middle-class wealth.
Farage hails El Salvador’s crime crackdown – UK next?
Nigel Farage praises El Salvador’s zero-tolerance approach to crime, sparking debate on whether the UK should adopt similar hardline measures.
UK pension age reform risks hurting workers
As the UK government considers raising the state pension age, experts warn of unintended consequences for workers and the economy. Is this reform fair—or flawed?
UK urged to adopt unified strategy against gender violence
Experts call for a coordinated national approach to tackle rising violence against women and girls, highlighting gaps in current policies.
Reeves' deregulation gamble risks financial stability
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' proposed deregulation of the financial sector may spark short-term growth but risks long-term instability, warn experts. Critics fear a return to pre-2008 recklessness.
Farage backs El Salvador’s crime crackdown for UK
Nigel Farage lauds El Salvador’s tough-on-crime policies, sparking debate on whether similar measures could reduce UK crime rates. Critics warn of human rights risks.
Farage's radical 90% immigration cut plan sparks debate
Nigel Farage's bold proposal to cut immigration by 90% sparks heated debate. Experts question its feasibility, while supporters hail it as a necessary step.
UK Replaces Ofwat with New Water Regulator
The UK government is set to replace Ofwat with a new, more robust water regulator in a bid to overhaul the struggling sector and ensure better service for consumers.
Australia's childcare crisis: Can Jason Clare fix it?
Australia's childcare sector is in turmoil, with Education Minister Jason Clare facing immense challenges in reforming a system plagued by funding shortages and fragmented control.
Opposition's new plan for foreign students in Australia
Australia's federal opposition signals a more compassionate stance towards international students, aiming to balance education quality with cultural sensitivity.
Labour's NHS and SEND Reform Plan Before Next Election
Labour outlines key priorities for improving the NHS and Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services before the next general election.
Ken Henry's bold reform plan for Labor
Former Treasury Secretary Ken Henry presents a compelling reform agenda, urging Labor to seize the moment for transformative economic and social policies.
Labour MPs attack Reform UK's green projects plan
Labour MPs have strongly criticised Reform UK leader Richard Tice for his party's controversial proposal to abandon key green projects, sparking a heated political debate.
Starmer vows NHS overhaul in Science Museum speech
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer pledges to transform the NHS with long-term solutions, criticising the Conservatives' short-term fixes during a major speech at London's Science Museum.
Reform UK plans to scrap clean energy subsidies
Reform UK has unveiled a controversial plan to abolish subsidies for renewable energy, claiming it will reduce energy costs for households. Critics warn this could derail the UK's climate goals.
Tice slams Davey over North Sea oil stance
Reform UK’s Richard Tice accuses Lib Dem leader Ed Davey of hypocrisy over North Sea oil policies, reigniting debate on UK energy strategy.
UK Climate Goals at Risk Without Policy Overhaul
A parliamentary committee has cautioned that the UK's climate commitments could be undermined unless immediate action is taken to reform policies and strengthen international cooperation.
Durham Council drops climate emergency declaration
Durham County Council, now under Reform UK leadership, has revoked its climate emergency declaration, sparking debate over environmental priorities.
Reeves sets out economic vision at Mansion House
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves sets out her economic strategy, promising stability and growth while addressing wealth inequality in a pivotal speech at Mansion House.
Reform UK councils scrap climate pledges
Local councils in Durham and West Northamptonshire, led by Reform UK, have abandoned key climate commitments, sparking backlash from environmental groups.
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