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Questions about Schumer’s future grow as Democratic candidates call for change
Questions are growing about Sen. Chuck Schumer’s (D-N.Y.) future as an increasing number of Democratic candidates say they will not support his bid for another term as Senate Democratic leader. Progressive critics of the Democratic establishment are calling for a leadership shake-up in Washington as their candidates win Senate Democratic primaries in Illinois, Maine, Michigan…
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Housing minister casts doubt over Labour reaching its goal of building 1.5million new homes as he admits target ‘is looking really tough’
Matthew Pennycook cast fresh doubt over Labour being able to achieve its key manifesto pledge as he acknowledged it was a ‘stretching’ mark to reach.
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Prime Minister launches two week summer tour to tackle issues that have been “ignored for too long”
“The Prime Minister wants to bring back hope that we can finally fix the difficult issues facing the country that have been ignored by Westminster for too long”
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Minister admits new homes could be built on green belt land
‘These are sustainable locations for development,’ the housing minister said
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Burnham exchanged messages with person posing as top Trump aide
The new prime minister spoke over message to who he believed was White House chief of staff Susie Wiles
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Britons on benefits ‘could be given therapy and healthy meals rather than cash’ under Labour reforms
Since becoming Prime Minister, Andy Burnham has promised to ‘get really serious’ about reducing the country’s ballooning welfare bill.
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Thom Yorke, Massive Attack, Robert Smith and Brian Eno pressure Andy Burnham over controversial oil field plan
More than 200 big name musicians have signed an open letter to the UK Prime Minister asking him to “Stop Rosebank”, with a decision from the UK’s government expected soon. Read about it first on NME exclusively below The post Thom Yorke, Massive Attack, Robert Smith and Brian Eno pressure Andy Burnham over controversial oil…
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Top Zambian opposition figures arrested days after presidential vote
The authorities allege they were involved in an insurrection plot but the leading opposition candidate says there was an attempt on his life.
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Chancellor urges public to report high street crime as Government cracks down on ‘dodgy shops’
“Too many high streets have been blighted by dodgy shops that harm local communities”
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Homes near train stations to be automatically approved in new Government initiative to ‘tackle housing crisis’
It is said that change will unlock thousands of homes