Tice defends convicted Reform MP amid Farage’s ‘near catastrophe’ vetting claim
The deputy leader said James McMurdock was someone who had ‘got things wrong, learnt from it and has grown and succeeded’.
Starmer accused of having head in the sand over cost of Brexit
Exclusive: PM urged to undertake a radical rethink of Brexit to boost economic growth as it’s revealed government won’t ...
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Treasury minister: Lobbyists are ‘huge and important part’ of government plans
Lord Livermore, the financial secretary to the Treasury, made the comments at the online event, which was the first in a ...
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'Skies are grey with disappointment': Richard Tice unleashes scathing Brexit attack on Tories for 'mass daft immigration policy'
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has launched a blistering attack on the Conservative Party's handling of Brexit, ...
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APC, PDP differ over Amaechi’s power-drunk politicians comment
Political parties in the country have expressed divergent opinions on the recent comments of former Minister of Transport, ...
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Fact check: Does the schools bill criticism really add up?
The DfE has since clarified that the law won’t apply retrospectively, so those already in post will not be required to work towards or get QTS when the rules change in September 2026. However, those ...