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Strikes Act could breach post-Brexit deal and “stoke UK-EU tensions” unions warn
Irish and UK unions warn anti-trade union legislation risks exposing the UK to hefty sanctions
Leading Brexiteer says Brexit vote ‘probably should have been a supermajority’
"That's a huge thing for me to say, because if it had been a supermajority we’d have lost and we’d still be in."
Landlord lobbying leads to ‘no-fault’ evictions ban being delayed indefinitely
The BBC reports that Ministry of Justice data shows no-fault evictions in England between April and June this year increased by 41%, compared to the same period in 2022.
Rishi Sunak roasted after scrapping cap on millionaire bankers’ bonuses
Sunak’s decision to scrap the cap on bankers’ bonuses was condemned by the Labour Party.
EXCLUSIVE: Caroline Lucas sets out five Bills that need to be in the King’s Speech
The Green Party MP has said the PM can use the King's Speech to reverse the damage he's caused on UK climate and nature policy
Whitehall workers to strike for further 36 days as employer refuses to negotiate
Outsourced staff escalate industrial action at three government departments