The week ahead: previewing a week in politics
After the European Union agreed to a limited extension to the Brexit deadline, the Prime Minister is expected to possibly put her deal to the
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After the European Union agreed to a limited extension to the Brexit deadline, the Prime Minister is expected to possibly put her deal to the
Brexit Secretary, Dominic Raab, has said that he expects the UK to strike a Brexit deal with Brussels by November. He also stated that the
SNP chief at Westminster vows to cause “maximum disruption” in Theresa May’s government to disrupt their Brexit strategy. Ian Blackford gave a speech at the
The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has decided to take legal action action the government for failing to implement a pay rise which
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke at the Conservative party conference in Birmingham on Tuesday where she warned that party divisions could cause Brexit to unravel.
Chancellor Phillip Hammond gave his keynote speech at the Conservatives Conference in Birmingham on Monday. Mr Hammond has predicted that the UK’s economy will grow
Shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell, has said that the new Brexit referendum should respect the outcome of the 2016 referendum by not including a Remain option
Sajid Javid has said that the UK will work alongside the Pakistani authorities to fight money laundering. The UK’s Home Secretary said that both nations’
Sky News has suggested that an independent body should be set up for general election debates on television. This debates commission would be similar to
The Swedish general election began this morning, with the polls open, there is a close battle between left and right, with an anti-immigration party (Sweden
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