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The Government is being urged to urgently ‘close the loopholes’ which could allow hostile states and malicious actors to donate to political parties via untraceable cryptocurrencies. Reform UK became the first …
Reform UK’s Crypto Donations Put Under Spotlight as Experts Warn It’s ‘Impossible to Trace’ Foreign Cash Read More
The Bank of England left its key interest rate unchanged on Thursday but offered Chancellor Rachel Reeves a modicum of relief by slowing the pace of its bond sales. The …
Bank of England to ease pressure on Reeves by slowing bond sales Read More
It came after Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch announced a pledge to drill “all” the remaining oil and gas in the North Sea, reigniting debates about new fossil-fuel production in the UK. The …
Factcheck: North Sea gas is not ‘four times cleaner’ than LNG imports Read More
It’s 5am. I’m standing at a bus stop near Liverpool Street Station in central London. I’m not here, unfortunately, to get an early morning flight from Stansted. Quite the opposite. …
Why Climate Activists Are Slashing JP Morgan’s Electricity Cables Read More
Keir Starmer’s Government is being sued in a ‘corporate court’ by a Singapore based investor in the now-abandoned Cumbria coal mine. The Singaporean firm, Woodhouse Investment Pte Ltd, whose parent …
Conservative MP Helps Coal Mining Firm Sue UK Government in Secretive ‘Corporate Court’ Read More
Rushanara Ali has stepped down as Homelessness minister, following an i Paper investigation that revealed she evicted tenants before raising the rent on a property she owns. After facing numerous …
Homelessness minister resigns over ‘throwing tenants out’ and hiking rent Read More
LONDON — Fracking is back. Three years after a botched attempt to unleash the controversial industry helped bring down Liz Truss, it has a new fan: Nigel Farage. Farage’s surging …
Britain is about to start fighting over fracking again Read More
So there we have it folks, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Universal Credit Bill passed through the House of Lords unceremoniously on 22 July. Whilst there was little to do to stop …
DWP cuts were pushed through parliament in less time than Universal Credit claimants get paid Read More
The Labour party faces allegations that it rigged an election in order to block a leftwing candidate from leading a council, leaving a local party branch in uproar. The increasingly …
How Labour ‘Rigged’ an Election to Block a Leftwinger From Leading a Council Read More
In May, Brazil’s Finance Minister Fernando Haddad flew to the U.S. to meet with executives from Amazon, Google, Nvidia, and Meta. His agenda: to pitch his country as the newest, most attractive …
Modi plans UK visit next week to sign India trade deal Read More