December 16, 2024

The UK Parliament debated the Water (Special Measures) Bill, aiming to tackle widespread water pollution and improve water infrastructure. The Bill proposes banning bonuses for water company executives who fail to meet environmental standards, introducing criminal charges for persistent lawbreakers,…

The UK Parliament debated two e-petitions concerning Israel and Palestine, focusing on recognizing Palestine as a state and revoking arms export licenses to Israel. MPs expressed strong emotions over the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the need for an immediate ceasefire and…

The Autumn Budget 2024 is expected to lower unemployment to 4.1% next year, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility. The “Get Britain Working” White Paper aims to support more people into employment, including young people and those with long-term…

In a gripping parliamentary session, the UK government revealed that Yang Tengbo (H6), a member of China’s United Front Work Department, was barred from the UK due to national security threats. MPs debated the pervasive influence of the Chinese Communist…

The Government has launched a bold plan to decentralize power from Westminster to local communities across England, aiming to boost regional economies and improve living standards through a new devolution framework. This initiative includes creating strategic authorities and empowering mayors…

The government is closely monitoring the ongoing takeover of Royal Mail by EP Group, ensuring the company’s future with significant commitments for financial sustainability and service quality. Royal Mail has faced financial losses and service issues, but the new agreement…

Lewis Cocking, a Conservative MP, forgot to mention his role as a Hertfordshire county councillor during a debate on the English devolution White Paper. He quickly corrected this oversight by alerting the House. Madam Deputy Speaker acknowledged his prompt action…

Parliament swiftly approved new regulations on ivory trade and international road transport. Several key committees saw a reshuffle with new members replacing existing ones across various important sectors like Foreign Affairs and Work and Pensions. These changes aim to bring…

Court delays for victims of sexual violence are causing severe distress, with many survivors facing waits of two to five years, leading to a crisis of faith in the justice system. The government acknowledges the problem and is implementing reforms,…

The UK Parliament approved new regulations to extend the recognition of professional qualifications between the UK and Switzerland, ensuring Swiss professionals can work in the UK and vice versa from January 1, 2025. This move aims to prevent a disruption…