MPs across the political spectrum condemn Trump’s claims about NATO troops
“The president was wrong to diminish the role of Nato troops, including British forces in Afghanistan”

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The Met says it’s statement from last week still stands. ie there is insufficient evidence to investigate

300,000 more families are living in poverty now than in 2019, highlighting once more how Tory claims of ‘levelling up’ are just rhetoric.

‘The European Commission is proposing new laws to protect ‘digital platform’ and precarious workers.’

Some of the lowest paid local authorities in England are calling on the government to provide a £300m temporary injection to their finances.

The scale of the profiteering from the pandemic by pharmaceutical giants comes amid warnings that coronavirus variants will keep surfacing unless wealthy nations and vaccine manufacturers do more to address vaccination inequity.

Sir John Hayes has taken his support of the ‘Britain Uncancelled’ campaign to the pages of the Daily Mail.

A glance at the European newspapers shows the backlash over the No. 10 Christmas party controversy isn’t confined to British soil.

‘Over the years, the Conservative and New Labour governments have chipped away at the NHS by privatising some of its services, such as physiotherapy and blood-testing’.

‘Instead of an independent criminal investigation, the police will be relying on the outcome of the report by the Cabinet Secretary to provide them with any ‘evidence’.