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Reform UK, previously known as the Brexit Party, is fielding 323 candidates at this week’s local elections, the party has told LGC. On Thursday more than

Fashion retailers will see a greater polarisation of the retail property market in 2024, experts tell Drapers: rents will rise for more in-demand, As the new year begins, almost four years on from the global pandemic that sparked seismic shifts in the retail landscape, Drapers' Reset Fashion Retail campaign examines how the more collaborative relationship between landlords and their tenants shaping occupancy patterns.

With the fallout from the Commons vote on supporting a ceasefire in Gaza revealing significant dissent on the opposition benches, Sean O’Grady looks at the ramifications for Keir Starmer of leading a party that seems to be anything but united

The National Party says the New Zealand economy is held back by bureaucratic rules and it will simplify procedures to help the economy

After two terms on the government's fringes, the Greens have made it clear: this time, they want seats at the Cabinet table.

Rishi Sunak has been left reeling as voters in England dealt a series of stinging blows, stripping the Tories of control in dozens of town halls and kicking out more than 1,000 councillors.

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Conservative MP Owen Paterson is accused of violating lobbying rules over his paid consultancy work on behalf of two UK companies. The 65-year-old, who earlier... 04.11.2021, Sputnik International

The elections for the Senedd are now completed and we now have a new Welsh Parliament and government. I must take this opportunity to thank all the candidates who stood in Montgomeryshire and congratulate Russell George on his victory. I know that NFU Cymru will keep him briefed on agricultural matters affecting us over the next five years. Although Labour has secured 30 seats in a Senedd of 60, they may still struggle to get the legislation they need to introduce the Sustainable Farming ...

Seize this historic moment, Boris, and scrap all social distancing rules for good The success of the vaccines allows the Prime Minister to return to his freedom-loving instincts 10 May 2021 • 6:34am Last week saw around 48 million people across England, Scotland and Wales get a chance to vote in the biggest set of local and regional elections for several decades. During the past few months, meanwhile, the tremendous progress of the vaccine rollout has continued apace – with more people rece...