Claudia Savage
UK
It may ‘never’ be known why Noah Donohoe entered storm drain, investigator says
PSNI Detective Chief Inspector Phillips is the 76th witness to give evidence to jurors at the inquest into the death of the 14-year-old.
17 Jun 2026
Politics
Nigel Farage to give up majority of shares in Reform UK Ltd
Former party deputy leader Ben Habib said that he had been advocating for the democratisation of the party behind the scenes ‘for many years’.
19 Sept 2024
Business News
Reynolds: Crackdown on late payments to small businesses is Government priority
The measures will aim to decrease instances when a firm is late paying for goods or services, which can impact smaller businesses’ cash flow.
19 Sept 2024
Politics
Arms exports allow Israel to defend itself from Hezbollah, says Trade Secretary
Fears have intensified that the simmering conflict between Israel and Lebanon could escalate into all-out war.
19 Sept 2024
Politics
Nato should ‘put Ukraine in best possible position’ – Starmer on Storm Shadow
The Prime Minister met US President Joe Biden in Washington on Friday for talks on giving Ukraine permission to use long-range missiles.
16 Sept 2024
Politics
Starmer insists ‘rules being followed’ on clothing donations
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper also defended the Prime Minister over declarations of clothing donated to Sir Keir’s wife.
16 Sept 2024
Politics
Foreign national prisoners would be ‘closer to home’ in Estonia, Lords told
Conservative peer Lord Farmer also said that moving prisoners from British jails to Estonia would “give us more space”.
12 Sept 2024
Politics
Campaigners call for Afro hair to be a protected characteristic in Equality Act
Members of the World Afro Day group pushed their case at Parliament on Tuesday.
10 Sept 2024
Politics
Government bolsters Russian sanctions but MPs warn of third country loopholes
The UK has designated over 2,000 individuals and entities under the Russia Regulations as of July 2024.
9 Sept 2024
Politics
Free speech laws could have led to ‘Holocaust denial’ on campuses – Phillipson
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson told the Commons ‘no options are off the table’ in protecting academic freedom.
9 Sept 2024
Politics
Wes Streeting ‘not remotely happy’ voting to ‘take money away’ from pensioners
But the Health Secretary argued a move to cut the winter fuel allowance was essential in order to balance public finances.
8 Sept 2024
Politics8 Sept 2024
Wes Streeting says NHS waiting lists must be ‘millions lower’ by 2029
A review by eminent surgeon and independent peer Lord Darzi is due to be published on Thursday.
Business News
Richard Tice claims ‘obsession’ with net-zero targets is ‘killing’ UK steel jobs
During a debate on steel in the Commons, DUP MP Sammy Wilson also lambasted both Labour and the Conservatives for commitments to clean energy.
5 Sept 2024
London5 Sept 2024
Holocaust memorial location is ‘unapologetic national statement’
Lord Cameron said there was ‘real power’ at having the commemoration ‘at the heart of our democracy’
Politics
MP who won with majority of just 15 votes hails power of ‘small margins’
David Pinto-Duschinsky, the Labour MP for Hendon, has the smallest majority in Parliament following the 2024 general election.
3 Sept 2024
Politics
Ofsted reforms risk being ‘step backwards’ for schools – shadow minister
Tory MP Damian Hinds that the Government has not ‘thought through the consequences’ of the changes.
3 Sept 2024
Politics
Angela Rayner: Government actively considering definition of islamophobia
The Deputy Prime Minister criticised the previous government for ‘stoking division’.
3 Sept 2024
Politics
UK ‘deeply worried by the methods’ used by Israeli forces in West Bank
At least 652 Palestinians in the West Bank have been killed by Israeli fire since the war in Gaza began.
30 Aug 2024
Politics
Meeting free childcare commitments ‘enormously big job’, says education minister
The Department for Education has committed to funding 30 hours of free childcare in line with the previous government’s commitment.
30 Aug 2024
Business News
Government drops legal defence for Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields
However licences for drilling at the two sites will not be withdrawn.
29 Aug 2024
Business News
Davey: Cutting winter fuel allowance is Government’s ‘first big mistake’
The Lib Dem leader said Labour MPs and others across the House will be ‘genuinely worried’ about the move after correspondence with constituents.
29 Aug 2024