#Uk Politics
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Labour Escalates Farage Phone Hacking Allegations to Police
Labour has formally asked the Metropolitan Police to investigate claims that Nigel Farage’s phone was hacked by Russian state actors. The move follows reports that Farage’s team suspects foreign interference regarding a £5 million gift he received from a crypto-billionaire.
Green Party Candidate Pitches 'Hope and Joy' in Makerfield By-Election
Sarah Wakefield is running in the Makerfield by-election, promising a focus on local community assets and social justice. She aims to counter political frustration with a message of 'hope and joy.'
MPs Push to Accelerate £250 Cap on Leasehold Ground Rents
A committee of MPs is pushing the government to fast-track a £250 cap on ground rents. They argue that millions of leaseholders have waited long enough for reform.
In Makerfield, the Lib Dems Are Betting on the Cost of Living
Jake Austin is betting that the cost-of-living crisis will override traditional party loyalties in the upcoming Makerfield by-election. He is campaigning on a promise to halve energy bills.
Starmer and Tusk Sign Security Pact Amid Rising Russian Threat
Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Tusk have signed a new security treaty, citing Russian aggression as the primary threat to European stability. The deal aims to boost defense and intelligence cooperation.
Starmer Defends Policy Record as Blair Issues Scathing Critique
Sir Keir Starmer has hit back at Tony Blair after the former PM accused the government of lacking a coherent plan. The clash highlights deep divisions within Labour as Starmer faces a potential leadership challenge.
Resident Doctors in England Announce 16th Strike Over Pay Dispute
Resident doctors in England are set to strike for the 16th time in June after talks with the new Health Secretary failed. The BMA continues to demand higher pay, while the government calls the request unaffordable.
The Student Loan Trap: Thousands Say They Didn't Understand the Terms
A new Treasury Committee inquiry reveals that over 50,000 graduates felt misled by the terms of their student loans. The findings highlight a growing crisis of trust and financial burden.
Nigel Farage Faces £9,400 Court Judgment Over Unpaid Debt
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been issued a £9,400 court judgment. The party says they will appeal the ruling, claiming the notice was sent to the wrong address.
Government Reviews Rape Sentences for Teens After Public Outcry
The Attorney General is reviewing sentences for three teenage boys who filmed rapes, following widespread criticism. The case has sparked a debate on the influence of social media on youth violence.
Green Party Candidate Withdraws After Sharing 'False Flag' Posts
Chris Kennedy has withdrawn as the Green Party's Makerfield candidate following reports he shared posts calling an attack on a Jewish charity a 'false flag'. The party is expected to name a replacement on Monday.