Farage suggests Reform UK will fund inquiry into child sexual abuse
The Reform UK leader told the Commons his party will raise the money and appoint ‘independent arbiters’ to conduct the ...
Dilnot: Need for social care reform 'bleedin' obvious' but must get PM's backing
Sir Keir Starmer must have the political courage to make a decision on funding for social care reform, an expert said, branding it "completely unnecessary" for the Government to wait three years for ...
Social care reform delay to 2028 branded 'inappropriate' - 'get this done'
Sir Andrew Dilnot, who proposed a cap on care costs back in 2011, said it was 'completely unnecessary' to wait until 2028 for ...
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The reality is that tackling Florida’s costly insurance problems is complicated and costly. This state is basically a ...
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Fuel subsidy audit report due this month in IMF deal
In its multi-year programme with Kenya, the IMF has identified non-budgeted spending on fuel subsidies as one of the ...
Nigel Farage was paid £190,000 to be 'brand ambassador' of gold dealer
Nigel Farage has been paid almost £190,000 to act as a brand ambassador to a London-based dealer in gold bullion. The latest ...
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Europe’s leaders have had enough of Musk’s meddling, but can they stop him?
Elon Musk’s invective against major European leaders and his support for right-wing, eurosceptic parties peaked this week, ...
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Kevin Saxon: Where is the Killer Now?
In the late 1990s, Kevin Saxon was a well-known drug dealer operating in New York City. His involvement in criminal ...
Meta ending 3rd-party fact checkers 'transformative,' but other legal issues remain, says expert
Facebook's new content moderation modeled after X's "Community Notes" has been praised by free speech advocates but is unlikely to ease legal liability for Meta.