Will Labour help Londoners get on the property ladder, as they promise to build 1.5 million new homes?
Analysis by Savills shows the price of a first-time buyer property is 85 per cent higher in London at £469,740, compared with ...
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Why Grenfell demolition was an 'impossible decision' - and what must happen next
The horror of the fire must never be forgotten and it is understandable that bereaved families and survivors have different views on how they want the site to reflect the tragedy ...
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Nick Robinson hacked in crypto-scam
Just what is going on at the BBC? It was only a fortnight ago that Laura Kuenssberg was ‘hacked‘ ahead of the launch of her ...
King makes rare joint visit with PM and Rayner
King Charles has given Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer a guided tour of his environmentally friendly, sustainable housing ...
UK's crackdown on illegal immigrant workers hits Indian restaurants
The Home Office described the action against illegal working conditions as a UK-wide blitz on illegal working in the country.
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I listened to BBC Scotland’s new podcast. It's a bit of a hit and miss
In low growth Britain there is one business that is booming - news. No end of material is working its way through the media machine to ...
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Podcasts should be like eavesdropping on the next table in the pub
In low growth Britain there is one business that is booming - news. No end of material is working its way through the media machine to ...
Angela Rayner admits that voters are right to be frustrated with the Government's record as poll shows Reform would take 146 seats from Labour if elections were hel…
While she acknowledged that Labour's popularity has been plummeting in the polls since last July's election, Ms Rayner ...
Tories won't rule out forming 'mega party' with Reform UK
Shadow minister Alex Burghart refused to rule out a pact with Nigel Farage's (pictured) insurgent Reform UK three times on ...
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Sunday shows: Andrew Gwynne’s messages were ‘completely unacceptable’
Health Minister Andrew Gwynne has been sacked after he was found to have sent offensive messages in a Whatsapp group with other Labour figures. Gwynne had joked about hoping a constituent would ...