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Tony Blair has described John Prescott as one of the “most talented” and “unusual” people he encountered in politics after his former deputy prime...
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John Prescott was an old-style political bruiser who played a vital role in the New Labour project. He scorned what he called “the beautiful...
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The UK’s two longest-serving MPs have united to oppose the assisted dying bill, which is due to be debated in Parliament next week. In...
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The prime minister has said he will not put pressure on Labour MPs over their votes on whether to legalise assisted dying. Cabinet ministers...
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BBC When 18-year-old John Morris stood for the first time on the Pacific’s Christmas Island in 1956, he had no idea that the destructive...
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Getty Images Plans aimed at preventing companies that run children’s homes in England from making excessive profits will be set out by the government...
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Getty Images The government is preparing to face the biggest protest yet over its domestic policy agenda since Labour won the general election. It...
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Reuters Sir Keir Starmer is due to meet with President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit this week, with the government saying it wants...
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PA The SNP’s Westminster leader Stephen Flynn said party infighting over his bid to stand at the 2026 Scottish Parliament election has been unedifying....
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The leader of the Liberal Democrats has said his party’s Welsh leader should reflect on her position over her handling of a sexual abuse...
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Getty Images Reforming the social care system in England is “urgent”, cabinet minister Louise Haigh has said, after sources told the BBC there was...
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BBC/Martin Giles The farming minister has urged farmers to “look calmly” at the government’s plans to make them pay inheritance tax and insisted that...
