The West Midlands needs a financially-competent executive who will put the interests of its citizens above petty national politicking.
National insurance and ID cards would be more effective than Brexit at tackling people’s anxieties about how the integrity of the British welfare state can best be protected.
As we are all living longer homeowners see the potential inheritance being wiped away by a looming care bill.
The former Immigration Minister contends that the Government should instead require employers and universities to equip British workers.
It appears that many aid agencies and human rights organisations have imbibed anti-Israel narratives. Such enmity indubitably adds another layer of complexity to Israel’s mission to destroy Hamas and minimize civilian suffering.
Mcleod had been randomly attacking members of the public for nearly fifteen years. He is 31 years old and is eligible for release on license in 17 years. What plan do we have as a society for Mcleod if he is released aged 48?
The Prime Minister has confirmed the Rwanda scheme can be made operational within three months if the Rwanda bill is passed into law tonight.
This follows an investigation by the Times suggested he had misused campaign funds and asked for an elderly activist to handover money to “bad people” who had trapped him in a flat.
We can already see how new farming methods like direct drilling have helped improve both yields and biodiversity. But excessive red tape is blocking many more.
That would be a profound change in this country’s attitude towards children and family life. One can argue the case for or against it – but that argument doesn’t really seem to be what’s informing ministers thinking.
They want a party representing views downplayed by the elite —the desire for lower immigration, the desire for a self-governing nation with secure borders, and the desire for an economy which prioritises British workers.
The green revolution wants to change the way we heat our homes, the kind of transport we use, the products we buy from industry, and the diets we eat.
Reforms that work with the grain of the key constitutional principles of ministerial and collective responsibility are those most likely to strengthen executive government in practice.
People really care about how their local high streets and town centres look. Their physical degradation upsets them. Higher fines are needed for who dig up roads and fail to provide ‘like-for-like’ reinstatement.
Children are lonelier, more anxious, more depressed, and at higher risk of online grooming, self-harm, and suicide.