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Jeremy Corbyn has said Sarah Champion was wrong to "label a whole community” over child abuse crimes.
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced a new Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) for London which aims to deliver faster planning permissions by bypassing burdensome viability assessments.
We all know that Britain has a 'traditional outlook' when it comes to housebuilding: aside from a few modernisations, we have built more or less in the same way for hundreds of years.
Sarah Champion has resigned from Labour's frontbench over an article for The Sun in which she claimed Britain "has a problem" with Pakistani men raping white girls.
Sajid Javid has become the first Cabinet minister to condemn Donald Trump’s latest comments drawing equivalence between white supremacists and anti-fascist campaigners.
More than 100 MPs have condemned The Sun and called for action over “Nazi-like language” in a column about Muslims this week.
Kensington MP Emma Dent Coad has said the terms of the inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire amount to a “betrayal” of the victims.
The Grenfell Tower public inquiry has published its terms of reference and officially begins work today.
More than 55,000 people in Theresa May’s constituency will have to work for longer as a result of the Government’s decision to raise the state pension age, Labour has revealed.
Jeremy Corbyn has blasted Donald Trump for failing to condemn white supremacists after the violence which followed a far-right rally in Charlottesville.
Five senior civil servants in the Department for Work and Pensions have received bonuses of up to £20,000 – leading a Labour MP to accuse the Government of giving a “reward for failure”.
Saving the UK’s struggling steel industry will be a key post-Brexit test for the Government, a Labour MP has said.
Theresa May’s plans to remove Britain from the single market without giving other countries twelve months notice could result in a legal challenge, the Independent reports.
Kensington and Chelsea Council’s budget for refurbishing Grenfell Tower was limited by the borrowing cap imposed by central government, according to council papers.
The number of police officers leaving the profession has doubled over the last four years, the Times reveals.
Amber Rudd has said “political and cultural sensitivities” must not get in the way of preventing and prosecuting cases of child abuse.
Authorities responsible for protecting children are more concerned with avoiding accusations of racism than calling out suspected child abuse, a Shadow Cabinet minister has said.
Westminster needs to make “serious and significant” changes to post-EU devolution plans to win MSPs’ support for a crucial bill, Scotland’s Brexit minister has warned.
Labour has warned that cuts to schools and low pay have contributed to a “class-shaped hole” in the UK’s arts sector.
The number of people sleeping on the streets is set to rocket by 75% over the next decade, according to damning new analysis.
David Davis has issued a lengthy response to accusations that the UK’s Brexit negotiating team is dominated by men.
Children’s social care services are in “crisis” with three in four councils having overspent their budgets last year, local authority leaders have warned.
TV chef Jamie Oliver has launched a scathing attack on Theresa May over child obesity, claiming the Prime Minister does not “give a f*ck” about the issue.
Tech firms like Google and Facebook could face eye-watering fines if they breach the privacy of their users under a newly proposed law.
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