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Rishi Sunak outspending Donald Trump on Facebook ads in desperate bid to stay in power - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak outspending Donald Trump on Facebook ads in desperate bid to stay in power

It comes amid warnings that the Tories doubling the spending limits ahead of elections risked damaging the transparency of political donations and public confidence in elections

Keir Starmer's promise to abolish House in Lords in doubt amid plan to appoint new peers - Vimarsana News

Keir Starmer's promise to abolish House in Lords in doubt amid plan to appoint new peers

The party said it would be prioritising 'reforms' in the first term, leading to speculation the Lords abolition would not happen in the first years of a Labour government but later down the line

Fury as British Embassy in Sweden hires David Bowie and Baby Spice doppelgängers for £7,000 - Vimarsana News

Fury as British Embassy in Sweden hires David Bowie and Baby Spice doppelgängers for £7,000

Civil servants splashed out £7,000 hiring celebrity lookalikes, from David Bowie to Baby Spice, to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee at the British Embassy in Stockholm, Sweden.

Reading election push for uni to hire community liaison - Vimarsana News

Reading election push for uni to hire community liaison

Candidates and campaigners from the Green Party, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives have given their views about a suggestion that…

Australian set to head OECD despite climate record - Vimarsana News

Australian set to head OECD despite climate record

Australian set to head OECD despite climate record © Getty Images Critics say Mr Cormann has an "atrocious" record on climate change Mathias Cormann, Australia's longtime former finance minister, is set to take over as chief of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Mr Cormann, a centre-right politician, had faced opposition stemming from his record on climate change. He tried to abolish Australia's renewable energy targets and has called carbon pricing a "very expensive hoax". Sweden's Cecilia Malmström was also vying to lead the group, which includes 37 of the worl...

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