Nigel Farage energises Britain Reform Conference
Nigel Farage delivered a rousing speech at the Britain Reform Conference, outlining his vision for political change and energising supporters with fresh momentum.
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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?
Anglian Water fined millions for sewage discharges
Anglian Water has been fined millions by Ofwat for illegal sewage discharges, marking one of the largest penalties in UK water industry history.
Anglian Water fined £2.65m for sewage pollution
Anglian Water has been hit with a £2.65 million fine for illegally discharging sewage into rivers. Read how the water regulator Ofwat uncovered the scandal.
Hosepipe bans as water firms lose billions in leaks
Water companies in the UK are enforcing hosepipe bans while losing billions of litres daily due to leaks. Critics question Ofwat's effectiveness in holding firms accountable.
Ofwat scrutinised as water bills soar
UK water regulator Ofwat is under pressure as consumers face soaring bills amid complaints of inadequate service and environmental negligence by water companies.
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.
Should UK Police Carry Guns? The Debate Explained
A heated debate has emerged over whether UK police should routinely carry firearms, with arguments on both sides about safety, trust, and effectiveness.
Nandy demands Premier League financial reform
Labour MP Lisa Nandy calls for urgent reforms in football finance to protect clubs from collapse, urging the Premier League and EFL to act now.
Public backs Streeting over BMA in NHS reform clash
A new YouGov survey shows Britons overwhelmingly support Labour's Wes Streeting in his dispute with the British Medical Association over NHS reforms.
Liz Kendall proposes raising UK retirement age to 71
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall suggests increasing the UK retirement age to 71, sparking debate on pension reforms and workforce challenges.
BMA: No confidence in NHS reform plans
The British Medical Association has issued a scathing critique of the government's handling of the NHS, declaring no confidence in Health Secretary Wes Streeting's proposed reforms amid ongoing healthcare turmoil.
Labor and Coalition unite on HECS debt reform
In a rare show of bipartisanship, Australia's Labor and Coalition parties have joined forces to pass legislation easing the burden of HECS debt for millions. Discover how this historic move could reshape higher education financing.
Hereditary peers exit House of Lords after 800 years
After 800 years of history, the House of Lords witnesses a pivotal change as hereditary peers make their final exit, marking a new chapter in British governance.
Reform UK vows more 'tough bobbies' to fight crime
Reform UK pledges to boost police presence with 'tougher bobbies' to tackle crime and restore public confidence in law enforcement.
Report: UK water sector needs urgent reform
A new report highlights the urgent need for reform in the UK's water industry, criticising excessive bureaucracy and calling for practical solutions.
Votes at 16: The Future of UK Democracy?
Lowering the voting age to 16 could strengthen democracy by engaging young people early. Here’s why the UK should embrace this change.
Cunliffe review calls for urgent water sector reforms
A damning review by Jon Cunliffe highlights systemic failures in England and Wales' water sector, urging Ofwat to implement sweeping reforms to protect consumers and the environment.
Ofwat review exposes water industry sewage failures
A damning review reveals systemic failures in England and Wales' water industry, with sewage spills and poor regulation under scrutiny.
Labour plans to replace Lords with elected chamber
The Labour Party has unveiled plans to replace the unelected House of Lords with a democratically elected chamber, sparking debate over constitutional reform in the UK.
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.
Scrap Ofwat: Fixing Britain's broken water system
The UK's water crisis demands radical action. Scrapping Ofwat and holding Thames Water executives accountable could be the first steps towards fixing a broken system.
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.
Trump proposes ending cash bail in US justice system
Former President Donald Trump unveils a bold plan to eliminate cash bail in US prisons, sparking debate on justice reform and public safety.
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 water pollution scandal: Firms 'getting away with' damage
Labour accuses the government of allowing water companies to pollute England's rivers and seas while regulators turn a blind eye. Calls for urgent reforms grow louder.
Farage's £17bn plan to halve UK crime
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveils a bold £17 billion strategy aimed at slashing crime rates by 50%. Critics question feasibility, while supporters hail it as a game-changer.
Miliband and Tice clash over BBC election coverage
Labour’s Ed Miliband and Reform UK’s Richard Tice engage in heated debate over BBC’s election impartiality, with Nigel Farage also weighing in on the controversy.
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