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Ealing MP Rupa Huq apologises over Kwasi Kwarteng comments - Vimarsana News

Ealing MP Rupa Huq apologises over Kwasi Kwarteng comments

Ealing and Acton MP Rupa Huq has apologised for her comments towards Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng on Monday evening.

MP Webbe loses appeal to overturn conviction - Vimarsana News

MP Webbe loses appeal to overturn conviction

Former Islington councillor was given a suspended prison sentence last year

Tory Commons Leader Urges Suspended Sex-Pest MP to Quit - Vimarsana News

Tory Commons Leader Urges Suspended Sex-Pest MP to Quit

Rob Roberts's constituents in Wales cannot force him to seek re-election — likely as an independent if at all — through a Parliamentary recall petition due to a...

UEA vice-chancellor urges student loan interest waiver - Vimarsana News

UEA vice-chancellor urges student loan interest waiver

“The pandemic has placed unprecedented pressures on our students. In some of our universities, demands for hardship funds have increased by over 100pc.” The UEA has said students who are not able to occupy their university accommodation room will be provided with an eight-week rent rebate. - Credit: Supplied Universities will be able to use the extra funding to help students facing loss of employment, additional costs for alternative accommodation, or to support access to remote teaching amid Covid-19. The majority of university students have been told to stay at home and not return to ca...

Revealed: Prominent Tory MP faces calls for investigation over lobbying ties - Vimarsana News

Revealed: Prominent Tory MP faces calls for investigation over lobbying ties

URL copied to clipboard A Conservative MP is set to be paid £125 an hour by a timber company that he lobbied government ministers and Britain’s high commissioner in Ghana to help, sparking calls from transparency campaigners for an investigation. Andrew Bridgen, a leading member of the European Research Group of pro-Brexit MPs, is to receive £12,000 a year for working just eight hours a month for Mere Plantations, a company that owns a reported £500million worth of teak forest in Ghana. The MP has been declared as a director of the company since May, according to Parliament’s Regis...