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Four Labour MPs suspended for breaking party discipline following a revolt over welfare cuts
Labour suspended four of its Members of Parliament in Britain for breaking party discipline following a large-scale rebellion over welfare cuts this month. Neil Duncan-Jordan, Brian Leishman and Rachael Maskell confirmed their suspensions,
The Metro leads on US President Donald Trump's "flip" on files related to the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who died in 2019.
Labour has postponed a London drinks reception sponsored by UK outsourcing group Mitie after a backlash over the company’s employment practices as the government tries to bring crucial services back ...
Banks Peninsula MP Vanessa Weenink, who gave National's first contribution to the bill, told RNZ the party supported the bill ...
Work is underway looking at the devolution of probation and youth justice, the Welsh government's senior legal advisor has ...
LABOUR’S plans for an “Islamophobia” definition are aimed at shutting free-speech, Britain’s ex-equalities chief warned ...
Labour’s confusion on tax limits the government’s ability to explain to its MPs what it is going to do and why in the Autumn Budget. That increases the possibility that a) whatever the government does ...
Scottish MP Brian Leishman has said he cannot back policies that "make people poorer" after being suspended by Labour. The ...
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