February 10, 2025

The UK Parliament debated the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill, focusing on strengthening border security and tackling illegal migration. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper highlighted the need to dismantle criminal smuggling networks and restore order to the asylum system, criticizing…

In a heated debate over Inheritance Tax relief for working farms, MPs from various parties voiced strong opposition to the proposed changes, highlighting the potential devastation to family farms and rural communities. Farmers protested outside Parliament, reflecting widespread public concern…

The Defence Secretary outlined plans to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP, emphasising the government’s commitment to bolstering military support for Ukraine with a £4.5 billion aid package in 2025. Discussions on selling HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark to…

The Court of Session ruled that the previous consents for the Rosebank and Jackdaw oilfields were unlawful due to not considering the emissions from burning the extracted fuel. Developers must now reapply for consent, taking into account these emissions as…

The UK government has announced a new deal with Drax power station, significantly reducing subsidies by half, which equates to a £6 annual saving per household, and enforcing stricter sustainability standards. This agreement limits Drax’s operation to 27% capacity, ensuring…

Chris Law from Dundee Central raised concerns about the Foreign Secretary’s comments on genocide, questioning if the UK’s stance on the genocide convention has changed. He highlighted that genocide is defined by intent and specific acts, not just the number…

The UK Parliament’s committee discussed and approved regulations to update consumer protection laws as part of the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024. These updates enhance information sharing among regulators and strengthen enforcement against unfair trading practices. A Conservative…