Frontbenchers use social media to put pressure on PM after Commons report criticises military funding plansTwo serving ministers have called for a “much greater pace” of investment in defence spending, putting...
Read MoreGovernment-backed scheme aims to crack down on road users who breach legal noise limitsNoise-detecting traffic cameras will be trialled in four areas in England in an attempt to crack down on “boy racers” who rev...
Read MoreOnly one in five trains will be running as more than 40,000 RMT union members begin 24-hour strikePassengers have been warned to only travel by rail if absolutely necessary on Saturday, when a national strike means only one in...
Read MoreAslef leader’s comment echoes new transport minister’s change in tone as driver dispute hits networkUnion leaders said that they hoped to “find a solution together” with the government to end the...
Read MoreGovernment criticised over ‘indefensible’ proposal that could undermine climate efforts while yielding benefit of only £1.38mThe UK government may be undermining its commitments to end deforestation overseas...
Read MoreFears grow in UK that any proposals could downgrade workers’ rights despite assurances on both sidesBritain’s trade talks with the US are moving ahead with only “minimal” input from workers, small...
Read MoreExclusive: Impact of standards rule change on 99 MPs with jobs outside parliament likely to be limitedFewer than 10 MPs are likely to be affected by Boris Johnson’s proposed rule changes on second jobs, analysis of the...
Read MoreLatest updates: international development secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan says there is no need for Boris Johnson to attend sleaze debateMinister backs ban on MPs having lobbying-based second jobsMPs could be barred from...
Read MoreAnne-Marie Trevelyan’s remarks come before Commons debate on sleazeA cabinet minister has said she backs a ban on MPs having lobbying-based second jobs after Owen Paterson’s departure from parliament, in the run-up...
Read MoreAnne-Marie Trevelyan urges firms to encourage shift to heat pumps, amid criticism of limited £5,000 grantsGas boilers could be banned in future but the government believes the market should drive changes to home heating...
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