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Politics latest news: Starmer fires warning shot at business leaders over workers' rights reforms - Vimarsana News

Politics latest news: Starmer fires warning shot at business leaders over workers' rights reforms

Sir Keir Starmer has warned business leaders that a Labour government will seek to “level up workers’ rights in a way that has not been attempted for decades”.

Source: yahoo.com
How a DUP mole made a mockery of Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's authority - Vimarsana News

How a DUP mole made a mockery of Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's authority

Standing before the PowerPoint presentation of the Government’s Brexit deal, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson’s heart must have sunk as the meeting of the DUP’s party executive descended into chaos.

Source: yahoo.com
UK offers DUP patriotic rebrand of Irish Sea border - Vimarsana News

UK offers DUP patriotic rebrand of Irish Sea border

The UK has offered the DUP a patriotic rebrand of the Irish Sea border in an attempt to get the unionists to back Rishi Sunak’s Brexit deal for Northern Ireland.

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DUP 'has made no substantive progress' to end Irish Sea border, claims senior party source - Vimarsana News

DUP 'has made no substantive progress' to end Irish Sea border, claims senior party source

A senior DUP source has said the party appears to have made “no substantive progress” on ending the Irish Sea border, and accused the leadership of “over-egging” the Government’s proposed deal.

DUP 'has made no substantive progress' to end Irish Sea border - Vimarsana News

DUP 'has made no substantive progress' to end Irish Sea border

A senior DUP source has said the party appears to have made “no substantive progress” on ending the Irish Sea border, and accused the leadership of “over-egging” the Government’s proposed deal.