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Express Politics22 Mar 2026

Lefty council bosses gave staff 'safe space' counselling after Nigel Farage visited city

The Reform UK leader slammed council managers - and said they should be fired

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The Guardian Politics22 Mar 2026

Tory chief whip reposts AI video created by far-right figure jailed for hate crimes

Exclusive: Rebecca Harris promotes latest Crewkerne Gazette skit, created by Joshua Bonehill-Paine who says he is a member of Tory party The Conservative party’s chief whip has been condemned for promoting AI-generated footage created by a notorious far-right figure jailed for hate crimes against Jewish people. Rebecca Harris reposted the latest skit by the Crewkerne Gazette, which depicts Kemi Badenoch and her shadow justice secretary, Nick Timothy, as characters in the gangster film Scarface.

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The Guardian Politics22 Mar 2026

How tacking centre left will help Labour win the next election | Andy Beckett

Tribalism and political ambiguity worked with a less fragmented electorate. The party must reconnect with its base – and be open to work with other progressives Led by a probably doomed prime minister, presiding over a struggling economy, exposed by an ongoing scandal, besieged by populist insurgents to its right and left, ambushed by a war that will bring higher inflation and public debt, and predicted to win just 75 seats at the next general election, according to the website Electoral Calcul

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Conservative Home22 Mar 2026

Our top ten picks of the week

ConservativeHome's round-up of ten of our best articles from the preceding week. The post Our top ten picks of the week appeared first on Conservative Home.

Express Politics22 Mar 2026

This rugby-playing Welshman is the man who could be about to topple Keir Starmer

Keir Starmer can feel the ground shifting in Wales, but the name whispered in the corridors hits like a tackle he never saw coming.

The Guardian Politics22 Mar 2026

Family courts in England and Wales ‘not good enough’ for women and children, minister says

‘Problem-solving’, child-focused courts to replace adversarial hearings, with earlier intervention to cut delays Family courts are “not good enough” and have treated women and children unfairly for decades, a government minister has said. Announcing a major overhaul of the family justice system in England and Wales that will play a central role in “rebalancing” the family courts, Alison Levitt said often brutal legal showdowns will be replaced with a “problem-solving”, child-focused model. Cont

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Express Politics22 Mar 2026

Victory for Express as £300m rescue plan to halt death of British high streets revealed

The crisis on the nation's high streets will be addressed with a hundreds of millions of pounds, a plan for playgrounds and a 'summer of activity'

BBC Politics22 Mar 2026

Foreign secretary denounces 'reckless Iran threats' after missiles fired at Diego Garcia

Iran reportedly fired two ballistic missiles at Indian Ocean base, but neither reached the target.

Express Politics21 Mar 2026

Britons give verdict on whether Trump's America is our ally and how we feel about Iran war

There is huge anxiety in Great Britain that the country will get dragged into another war

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Express Politics21 Mar 2026

Kemi Badenoch going in hard on Starmer 'cover up' over Iran missiles

The Tory leader told the PM to 'come clean' about details of the failed attack as questions swirl over when it occurred and why the public weren't told earlier.

Express Politics21 Mar 2026

Rishi Sunak has a tax warning for Rachel Reeves - if she ignores it we face a nightmare

The Chancellor's decision to make it more expensive to take on staff is a disastrous move when the AI revolution is about to grip our workplaces

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The Guardian Politics21 Mar 2026

Minister claimed thousands of pounds on expenses for promotional videos

Videos of Labour’s Al Carns include him talking about his time as a marine and challenging a firefighter to pull-up contest Labour minister Al Carns has claimed thousands of pounds on parliamentary expenses for promotional videos including one showing him doing pull-ups at a fire station in competition with a firefighter. The veterans minister and former Royal Marine, who is tipped by some MPs as a leadership hopeful, claimed about £3,000, approved by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Auth

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