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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Govt in digital homebuying pilot, Rayner says ‘no excuses’ not to build homes
Plans to make greater use of digital services to speed up housebuying were unveiled by the government, while Angela Rayner ...
Opinion
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 ...
Opinion
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 ...
Tories won't rule out forming 'mega party' with Reform UK
The Tories yesterday left the door open to forming a 'mega party' with Reform UK to overwhelm Labour.Shadow minister Alex ...
spectator.com.au5d
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 ...
No excuses to not build 1.5m new homes, Rayner says
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has said there are "no excuses" to not build the 1.5 million new homes Labour promised in ...
No excuses not to build 1.5m new homes, Rayner says
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has said there are "no excuses" to not build the 1.5 million new homes Labour promised in ...
Labour ‘determined’ to meet 1.5 million homes target, Deputy PM Rayner says
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner tells Laura Kuenssberg that Labour is "determined" to meet its target of building 1.5 million new homes – Watch live at the top of this page Earlier Rayner said ...
Laura Kuenssberg: Angela Rayner and Keir Starmer want more housing - but are their plans radical enough?
A blizzard of statistics show just how tough it is to buy a home if you can theoretically afford it, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
St Brigid, the matron saint of British journalism
Recent feast day of Irish saint a reminder of the challenges women face in British journalism, and also their growing power ...