Tory social housing plan for foreign nationals slammed
Conservatives propose removing foreign nationals' right to social housing, freeing 230,000 homes, but critics call it divisive and harmful.
Conservatives propose removing foreign nationals' right to social housing, freeing 230,000 homes, but critics call it divisive and harmful.
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Conservative plans would bar foreign nationals from new social housing tenancies and require non-EU tenants to leave within six months, freeing up nearly 230,000 homes.
NATO fighter jet scrambles increased by over 250% in July 2026 compared to July 2025, as Russian aircraft repeatedly flew near alliance airspace without flight plans or transponder signals.
Saudi officials expect co-ordinated attacks from Iraqi militias and Yemeni Houthis, overseen by Iran's IRGC, targeting economic sites amid rising Middle East tensions.
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CAF unanimously reconfirms support for FIFA President Gianni Infantino after he shelved the World Cup stake sale plan that sparked criticism.
Labour says Tory plan to remove foreign nationals from social housing would primarily affect refugees and long-term residents, including NHS staff, and could increase homelessness.
Tories plan to evict foreign nationals from social housing, risking family homelessness. Labour criticises proposal as 'unserious' and 'unworkable'.
Greg Hands, former Conservative trade minister and Chelsea and Fulham MP, will not seek selection for the next General Election after 19 years in Parliament.
Locals in Queen's Park, London, are furious over plans to demolish a former pub and build a 13-storey mosque, citing size and traffic concerns.
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Irish premier Micheál Martin says there is 'nothing confirmed' about Donald Trump's possible visit to Ireland next month, despite reports of a planned trip from September 12.
Labour lost over 20% of its members in a year, falling from 333,235 in 2024 to 264,754 in 2025, as donations slumped by 84%.
Major business groups urge Labor to suspend immigration changes and consult industry, as Labor MPs express anxiety over potential cuts to family and humanitarian visas.
Ceuta's president Juan Jesús Vivas briefs MEPs, saying 3,000-5,000 migrants remain, calling it an 'invasion' and a humanitarian emergency.
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NSW Labor released key reports on hate speech and DPP during Icac hearings, deflecting scrutiny while denying political advantage.
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Sir George Holmes, embattled vice-chancellor of the University of Greater Manchester, has had his contract terminated by the governing body, ending uncertainty over leadership.