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  • Gove warns against prioritising quantity over quality of new homes

    June 20, 2023

    Michael Gove has warned against a “dash for quantity” as he faces calls to accelerate housebuilding in the UK and enable more first-time buyers to get on the property ladder.  Backing a new tool by Policy Exchange to instil confidence in the planning process, the housing secretary said: “If we think of housing purely in [...]

  • MPs vote to sanction Boris Johnson after ‘damning’ privileges committee report

    June 19, 2023

    Boris Johnson will no longer have a pass to Parliament after MPs voted to back sanctions against him in the apparent final chapter of his parliamentary career. Watched over by Sir Ian McKellen, MPs debated the privileges committee report which ruled the former prime minister had “deliberately misled” and committed “serious contempt”. It followed an [...]

  • Everybody wins: Post Brexit trade deal with 65 nations will cut import costs and save Brits millions

    June 19, 2023

    Developing nations are set to benefit from reduced tariffs under a new post-Brexit trading scheme launched by the UK. The Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS) scheme will cut import costs for 65 countries, including 37 African nations and 26 states in Asia, Oceania and the Middle East. It will save UK firms and consumers £770m [...]

  • ‘Mistake’ to focus on flu in pandemic preparedness, David Cameron admits

    June 19, 2023

    David Cameron has admitted it was a “mistake” for his government to focus too heavily on preparing for an influenza wave rather than a potential coronavirus pandemic. The former Conservative prime minister told the official Covid-19 inquiry, which is currently examining the UK’s readiness to respond to a disease outbreak, the decision led to “many [...]

  • Labour would end onshore wind ban – but wouldn’t overturn Rosebank if Tories approved it

    June 19, 2023

    Labour would not look to withdraw approval for the UK's largest prospective oil and gas field, known as Rosebank.

  • Sunak piles pressure on private sector to invest in war-torn Ukraine economy

    June 19, 2023

    The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to pile pressure on UK firms to invest in the Ukrainian war effort this week as Kyiv mounts its own charm offensive on the private sector globally.

  • Rishi Sunak rules out help for homeowners as mortgage rates top six per cent

    June 19, 2023

    Prime Minister Rishi Sunak today ruled out helping struggling mortgage holders despite rates breaching the six per cent mark for the first time since December. Amid surging mortgage rates, the Prime Minister said the government needed to “stick to the plan” to halve inflation rather than offer support to mortgage holders.  Speaking on ITV’s Good [...]

  • Sunak keeping quiet on Boris partygate report as he ‘would not want to influence anyone’ before crunch vote

    June 19, 2023

    Rishi Sunak has refused to say whether he will approve the report that found Boris Johnson lied over partygate, saying he “would not want to influence anyone in advance of that vote”. Speaking to Good Morning Britain on ITV, the Prime Minister said: “This committee was established under the former Prime Minister. It commanded the [...]

  • Mayoral Election: Tory hopeful vows to extend Khan’s free school meals pledge

    June 18, 2023

    Conservative mayoral candidate hopeful Susan Hall has pledged to extend the free school meals programme beyond 2024. The assembly member and former City Hall Tory leader said she would continue the scheme past the date it is set to expire under Sadiq Khan. She said: “While the cost of living situation remains difficult for so [...]

  • Scrapping ban on two-for-one junk food deals would be ‘unforgivable’ despite cost of living crisis

    June 17, 2023

    Scrapping a planned anti-obesity policy banning two-for-one junk food deals would be “unforgivable”, health campaigners have warned, after the Government delayed the measure beyond the next election. TV doctor Chris van Tulleken branded suggestions the “light-touch” regulation would restrict consumer choice “ludicrous” following No 10’s announcement it had been shelved amid concerns about the cost-of-living [...]

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