Nevada and Oregon voters back electoral system overhaul
Nevada and Oregon voters have backed significant changes to their electoral systems, moving towards open primaries and ranked-choice voting in a growing US trend.
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House of Lords peers face crackdown over poor attendance
Exclusive: Sweeping reforms could see Britain's 'part-time' peers in the House of Lords stripped of their titles and £342 daily allowance for poor attendance in a major constitutional overhaul.
Farage pledges to deport asylum seekers and quit ECHR
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage announces hardline immigration policy, pledging to leave the ECHR and deport migrants who arrive illegally, as he launches the party's 'contract with the people'.
Farage Vows to 'Lock Up Bankers' in Explosive Election Pledge
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage declares war on the financial establishment, pledging to jail bankers and overhaul the City of London in a radical election manifesto shake-up.
Trump Enacts Cashless Bail Order Transforming US Justice System
In a seismic shift for America's judicial landscape, former President Donald Trump has enacted a groundbreaking executive order to eliminate cash bail, a move set to dramatically alter the US prison system and spark fierce national debate on justice and p
Supreme Court Blocks Scotland's Gender Reform Bill
The UK Supreme Court has delivered a seismic ruling, rejecting Scotland's Gender Recognition Reform Bill. This article explores the constitutional clash, the implications for trans rights, and the fallout for devolution.
Blunkett: Starmer must suspend ECHR to deport migrants
Former Home Secretary Lord Blunkett urges Sir Keir Starmer to take radical action on migration, calling for a temporary suspension of the European Convention on Human Rights to fast-track deportations and regain control of the UK's borders.
Spender: Tax Reform Key to Young Australians' Future
Independent MP Allegra Spender makes a powerful case for overhauling Australia's tax system, arguing it's essential for improving housing affordability, wage growth, and intergenerational fairness for young Australians.
Trans judge challenges UK gender recognition laws
A landmark case sees the UK's first openly transgender judge challenging the government's stance on gender recognition under the European Convention on Human Rights.
Australia plans tax overhaul to benefit younger generations
Australia's Economic Reform Roundtable proposes sweeping tax reforms to address intergenerational inequality and boost opportunities for younger Australians.
Farage demands Reform UK peers in House of Lords
Nigel Farage calls on Keir Starmer to allocate peerages to Reform UK, criticising Labour's overwhelming presence in the House of Lords as undemocratic.
Farage and Starmer clash over House of Lords abolition
Nigel Farage's Reform UK and Labour leader Keir Starmer are at odds over proposals to scrap the House of Lords, reigniting debates on political reform and democracy.
UK’s ECHR attack threatens judicial independence
The UK government's recent attacks on the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) are not just about sovereignty—they undermine judicial independence and the rule of law itself.
Campaigners Demand End to Indefinite Prison Sentences
Campaigners are urging the UK government to repeal the controversial Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentences, which have left thousands in legal limbo.
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.
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?
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.
ECHR: No UK Inquiry Needed on Russian Disinformation
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the UK is not obligated to hold a public inquiry into alleged Russian disinformation campaigns.
Liz Kendall clashes with Tory MP over DWP sanctions
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall faced heated criticism from Tory MP Nigel Mills over the DWP's handling of benefits sanctions, sparking a fiery debate in Parliament.
Universal Credit work search rules tightened post-Covid
The UK government has reinstated stricter work search requirements for Universal Credit claimants, ending Covid-era leniency. Find out how this affects jobseekers.
Chancellor warned over bank ringfencing reforms
Experts warn that hasty changes to UK banking regulations could destabilise the financial sector. Learn why caution is advised.
Reeves pledges to cut red tape for UK growth
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves vows to slash bureaucratic hurdles stifling UK innovation, promising a business-friendly overhaul to spur economic growth.
Sex education in UK schools to be revamped
Labour's Bridget Phillipson announces plans to revamp sex education in UK schools, ensuring lessons are age-appropriate and evidence-based.
Reeves vows to transform UK planning system
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces bold plans to reform Britain's planning system, aiming to fast-track infrastructure projects and stimulate economic growth.
Reeves pledges mortgage reforms for first-time buyers
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves vows to tackle mortgage barriers for first-time buyers, promising sweeping reforms to boost homeownership in the UK.
Badenoch faces Tory backlash over two-child benefit cap
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch sparks controversy by defending the two-child benefit cap, as internal Tory dissent grows over its impact on poverty.
Reeves pledges Treasury reform to boost UK economy
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces plans to reform Treasury investment rules to stimulate economic growth, focusing on long-term infrastructure and green energy projects.
Reform UK: Radical Party or Tory Dissidents?
James Cleverly questions whether Reform UK is a genuine political force or merely a haven for disillusioned Conservatives. Explore the debate shaping British politics.
Labour may reconsider state pension age
Labour may have to reconsider its stance on the state pension age amid economic pressures, experts warn. What does this mean for retirees?
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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