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Conservative Home2 Mar 2026

Regime change in Iran. Which UK political leaders are on the “right side of history”?

Those appeasers of the Ayatollahs who are self-styled "progressives" should be treated with derision. The post Regime change in Iran. Which UK political leaders are on the “right side of history”? appeared first on Conservative Home.

Politics
Express Politics2 Mar 2026

Rachel Reeves 'in denial' as she fights to save her job with landmark speech

The Chancellor will deliver a landmark speech on Tuesday as the Labour leadership battles to reassure MPs the scandal-rocked party is not heading for disaster

Politics
Express Politics2 Mar 2026

Labour is waging war on rural Britain while pretending to understand the countryside

OPINION - AARON NEWBURY: Labour is running roughshod over rural Britain with farm taxes and hunting bans while city politicians pose in Barbour jackets.

EconomyDefence
Express Politics2 Mar 2026

Migration bombshell as Government to announce new 30-month rule for asylum seekers

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will unveil the sweeping plans today, despite serious objections from many within her own party.

Immigration
Conservative Home2 Mar 2026

David Gauke: Welcome to the new world of multi party politics – whose entrance was via Gorton

This was a by-election that showed political support is fragmenting.  Neither of the two traditional parties finished in the top two. The Greens got over 40 per cent of the vote but we're now in a world where MPs will win with a vote share of just a third or even lower.  The post David Gauke: Welcome to the new world of multi party politics – whose entrance was via Gorton appeared first on Conservative Home.

PoliticsEnvironment
BBC Politics2 Mar 2026

Sir John Curtice: Which issues will decide the elections in Scotland and Wales?

A poll carried out for the BBC examines the issues which will influence how people plan to vote on 7 May.

PoliticsReform
Conservative Home2 Mar 2026

Laura Trott: Labour love to think of themselves as ‘fair’ but they are failing our young people

The real injustice today is not that the old consensus around higher education and future employment is being questioned. It is that a generation is living with its consequences long after the whole system stopped working for them. The post Laura Trott: Labour love to think of themselves as ‘fair’ but they are failing our young people appeared first on Conservative Home.

EducationReform
BBC Politics2 Mar 2026

Reform council deputy admits post image was AI

Darren Grimes says the picture was used for "illustrative purposes" in his blog.

BBC Politics2 Mar 2026

Reform council deputy admits post image was AI

Darren Grimes says the picture was used for "illustrative purposes" in his blog.

Conservative Home2 Mar 2026

James Ford: The Night Czar is dead. But for London’s publicans the Night Mayor has only just begun

The crisis engulfing the capital’s hospitality industry and destroying essential jobs is not easing up or going away. The post James Ford: The Night Czar is dead. But for London’s publicans the Night Mayor has only just begun appeared first on Conservative Home.

Healthcare
BBC Politics2 Mar 2026

Labour promises same-day mental health services if it wins Senedd election

Eluned Morgan will promise better mental health services as she launches her Senedd election campaign.

PoliticsHealthcare
The Guardian Politics2 Mar 2026

Most senior council officers in England say building work hit by delays

Funding uncertainty is main concern, despite Labour’s pledge to revitalise construction, survey shows Almost two-thirds of senior council officers have said they are seeing construction projects delayed, despite the key role of local authorities in creating the wave of new housing and infrastructure promised by Labour. Before Rachel Reeves’s spring forecast on Tuesday, a survey of senior council officers showed that 40% do not think the local authority they work for is well placed to follow thro

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