Lord Dick Taverne: Political Maverick Dies at 95
The remarkable life and career of Lord Dick Taverne QC, the courageous politician who risked everything to stand by his principles and changed British politics forever.
Category : Westminster
Lucy Powell's political comeback captured in cartoon
Political cartoonist Nicola Jennings captures Labour deputy leader Lucy Powell's Westminster comeback in a striking visual commentary on her renewed influence within the party.
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Catherine Connolly: Ireland's First Independent President
In a groundbreaking political shift, Catherine Connolly becomes Ireland's first independent president, promising radical change and challenging the political establishment.
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Policing Minister Chris Philp embarrasses Conservative Party after failing to distinguish between Welsh and Scottish governments during heated GB News debate about devolution and healthcare policy.
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Wilders abandons Dutch PM bid after coalition talks fail
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Streeting slams Farage over 'racist' immigration comments
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Green Party membership soars by over 10,000
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Labour's 1p Income Tax Hike: What It Costs You
Exclusive analysis reveals how Labour's proposed income tax increase could impact household budgets across Britain as Chancellor Rachel Reeves considers fiscal changes.
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Streeting warns Labour could lose by-elections
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Catherine Connolly Enters Irish Presidential Race
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Buggles Star Trevor Horn Runs for Parliament
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