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It’s vital women’s voices are included as agents of the change necessary to take action on the enormous climate challenges we face, writes Douglas Chapman MP.
‘Nearly half of voters believe the prime minister should be investigated by the parliamentary commissioner for standards’.
The Liberal Democrats overturned a 16,000 Tory majority to win the Chesham and Amersham by-election
‘The NHS has been one of the greatest social achievements. Its existence, as known, is under threat.’
The Tories announced plans to curb the powers of the Commission which has been investigating the funding of Mr Johnson’s flat refurbishment.
‘The UK received 158 applications per 1 million people living here, that ranks at 16th out of the 27 EU nations.’
‘37% of those surveyed said their view of Labour had become more unfavourable in the past 12 months.’
‘While GB news has criticized the BBC for not being British enough, much of its funding comes from foreign sources.’
Kenny MacAskill argues that there are changes that can be made to the constitutional settlement without a referendum.
Ministers’ total package works out at around £310 per pupil – compared with an equivalent total funding of £1,600 per pupil in the US, and £2,500 in the Netherlands.
