Vicky McClure urges MPs to step into the shoes of dementia carers
Line of Duty star Vicky McClure has asked MPs to put themselves in the shoes of dementia carers, urging them to make the disease “the priority it needs to be”.
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Government should listen to Doddie Weir and ensure access to MND research funding, MP says
The Government should listen to Doddie Weir and fulfil its funding promise on motor neurone disease research by making the money easier to access, a Conservative MP has said. Rugby
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Starmer demands general election as Tory chaos sees Liz Truss resign after just 44 days in office
Liz Truss has announced her resignation after a chaotic 44 days in office during which she lost the confidence of Tory MPs and the public and oversaw economic turbulence. She
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Tory MPs urge PM to explain policies on benefits and social care amid ongoing uncertainty
Liz Truss has faced pleas from the Tory benches to explain her policies on benefits and social care amid ongoing uncertainty. Concerns were raised about the lack of confidence in
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Home Office effectively running ‘unregistered children’s homes’ as figures reveal thousands in hotels
The Home Office is effectively running “unregistered children’s homes”, a watchdog warned after figures revealed thousands of lone migrant children have been living in hotels after arriving in the UK.
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Grant Shapps takes Home Office reins days after criticising embattled Prime Minister
Liz Truss has handed a prime seat at her Cabinet table to renowned strategist Grant Shapps after the departure of Suella Braverman as Home Secretary. It may be a calculated
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Braverman hits out at ‘tumultuous’ Liz Truss as she quits as home secretary
Suella Braverman has criticised Liz Truss’s “tumultuous” premiership as she quit as home secretary, further imperilling the embattled Prime Minister’s grip on power. The popular figure among the Tory right
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Charity issues stark warning of ‘life-or-death situation’ facing disabled people
The Government is failing disabled people over the cost-of-living and energy crisis, a charity has warned. Disability equality charity Scope said that lives are at risk as disabled people fear
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Proposals for buffer zones around abortion clinics backed by majority of MPs
MPs have supported proposals to introduce buffer zones around abortion clinics and hospitals in England and Wales. The House of Commons voted 297 to 110, majority 187, in favour of
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Households face April ‘cliff edge’ as energy price freeze cut from two years to six months
The new Chancellor has announced that the two-year energy price freeze for all households will now run for just six months, with campaigners warning that the move will lead to
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