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Kemi Badenoch has proposed working with the Labour government to address the militant doctors' strike but demands a reversal of Keir Starmer's key election pledge regarding pay rises.

Sir Keir Starmer has opened the door for the Labour government to unleash both wealth taxes and an extension of stealth taxes in a bid to balance the books following his welfare U-turns.

Miliband defended Reeves’ decision, stating it was necessary to stabilize the economy, which allowed for future adjustments to winter fuel payments.

The public no longer gives politicians the benefit of the doubt, as Labour's U-turn on winter fuel payments shows a crisis of trust rather than a change of heart.

It's of course alarming to see the sustained fall in the number of employees on payroll.

The first train carrying the Great British Railways branding will signal the start of a new era in rail transport, reflecting the Labour government's push for change.

The prominence of big tech at UK investment events indicates the government's prioritization of growth through these firms, suggesting a complex relationship between tech lobbyists and policy.

By dismissing trans identities and rights as Prime Minister Starmer has done, the government risks repeating historical injustices that have profoundly affected LGBTQIA+ communities.

Oxford Street has been known as the nation's high street but the area has suffered in recent years. My proposals are designed to unlock the true potential of Oxford Street and deliver a world-class, accessible, clean avenue.

Rachel Reeves is set to announce the steepest public spending cuts since the peak of austerity while ruling out tax increases to address the budget deficit.

Councils and mayors will gain stronger powers to seize land for affordable housing, aiming to expedite construction and address the national housing crisis.

We will allocate £200 million from the National Wealth Fund for investment in Grangemouth. An investment in Scotland's industrial future, that's the difference a Labour Government can make.

Critics have turned on the government warning that this will not 'help state schools' and this will add further pressure on the education system.

Angela Rayner's intervention marked a significant shift in policy, overturning local council objections for the data centre project in Iver, highlighting job creation and economic investment.