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Politics3 months ago

Tories Seek to Limit Starmer’s Power Over Lords Elections

The Conservative Party is gearing up to challenge Sir Keir Starmer’s authority regarding the cancellation of elections in the House of Lords. A significant amendment is set to be passed,

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Politics4 months ago

Labour Employment Rights Bill Faces Lords Challenge on Compensation Reform

The government’s flagship Employment Rights Bill, designed to upgrade workplace protections across England, Scotland, and Wales, has encountered renewed opposition in the House of Lords following a controversial proposal regarding

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Government6 months ago

UK Peer Faces Scrutiny Over Family Tie to British American Tobacco Amid Smoking Ban Row

A peer in the House of Lords is attracting controversy after revealing he discussed the proposed generational smoking ban with a relative in a senior position at British American Tobacco

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Financial6 months ago

City Watchdog under Fire over Lack of Clarity in Car Loan Redress Scheme

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is facing sharp scrutiny from the House of Lords over its proposed £11 billion compensation scheme for mis-sold motor finance. Senior FCA executives, including chief