Less than 5% of green homes grant budget paid out, Labour reveals
Labour is asking for the federal government’s green homes grant scheme to be prolonged by at the very least a
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Labour calls for ‘smart’ extension and overhaul of furlough scheme
An indefinite extension and radical reform of the federal government’s flagship furlough scheme is urgently wanted to save lots of
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Keir Starmer must call out Johnson’s Covid failures, not wrap himself in the flag | Owen Jones
It is simple to overstate Labour’s present woes. Keir Starmer’s private rankings are higher than any Labour chief for greater
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Maureen Colquhoun, the UK’s first openly lesbian MP, dies aged 92
Tributes have been paid to Maureen Colquhoun, the UK’s first openly lesbian MP, who has died at 92. The former
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The Guardian view on the cladding scandal: rip off panels, not people | Editorial
It is not recognized precisely what number of people reside in buildings in the UK which can be unsafe as
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UK Covid live: excess deaths in mid-January in England and Wales at 40% above five-year average, says ONS
Good morning. Ministers have repeatedly – and usually accurately – been accused of ignoring scientific recommendation about coronavirus, and there
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UK Covid live: Starmer accuses Johnson of coronavirus failings after death toll exceeds 100,000
Latest updates: Labour says prime minister flawed to say he did all he might to save lots of lives ‘I’m
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UK Covid live: government ‘confident’ about vaccine supply after EU threat
Labour’s Yvette Cooper, who chairs the house affairs committee, raised issues over photographs of busy queues at Heathrow airport final
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Labour asks CPS to investigate Tory London mayor candidate over leaflets
The Labour social gathering’s legal professionals have written to the director of public prosecutions alleging that Shaun Bailey, the Conservative
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More than 2m people could use postal votes in Scotland elections
Scottish electoral officers imagine upwards of two million people could use postal votes if Holyrood elections happen in May, to
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