Government must empower UK crypto firms in global stablecoin arms race
UK right now: ‘Crypto regulation superhighway with only a few small vehicles in the slow lane’ The UK Government must work with private.
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Birmingham
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£651m into Birmingham’s local services
MP Preet Gill welcomes injection of public cash Birmingham is set to receive £651m in government money to improve local services, it has.
Politics
Reform UK wins first Scottish seat
Reform UK has won their first seat in Scotland following the Whitburn and Blackburn by-election for West Lothian Council. SNP come second The.
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Crime
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Birmingham MPs secure uplift in community police provision
Preet Gill and Al Carns were among local leaders calling for action Birmingham is set for a significant increase in neighbourhood policing, with.
Politics
Longstanding Labour politician Neena Gill becomes peer
West Midlands-based former MEP appointed to the House of Lords Neena Gill CBE, a former West Midlands MEP and long‑standing Labour politician, has.
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Reform’s £9m donation may turn the West Midlands teal in May
The game changes, suddenly Every election cycle produces a moment – the split-second when politics stops behaving normally and begins to tilt. Reform.
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Mahmood, Streeting, Miliband, Rayner?
The whispering is getting louder over’s Starmer future as PM Keir Starmer is facing the sharpest questions yet about his leadership. Unite and.
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Farage, Starmer and the polling panic no one wants to talk about
Something has shifted in British politics. You can feel it in the way Keir Starmer now writes to Labour members. His latest message.
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World Affairs
Britain’s aid dilemma: Why are we funding nations that court Russia, Iran and China?
President Vladimir Putin jetted into New Delhi last week for a two‑day state visit, his first since the war in Ukraine began. Prime.
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The rising big state
The quiet march of control Britain has always trusted its instinct for balance. A state strong enough to protect but restrained enough to.