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Colleagues,
I never wanted to have to write this. But with the Government once again moving to weaken the Hillsborough Law, I feel I have no choice.
I was at Hillsborough on 15 April 1989. I survived but 97 did not.
The fight that followed for truth, justice and accountability has lasted nearly four decades. What happened afterwards taught us something...
Labour Police and Crime Commissioner for the West Midlands, Simon Foster has announced the immediate retirement of Craig Guildford – the Chief Constable of West Midlands Police.
The announcement comes after weeks of speculation and mounting unease about Guildford, including Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood,
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has unveiled a radical approach to “rewire” Westminster and encourage greater cross-party collaboration.
On a panel at the Institute for Government conference, Burnham outlined three major constitutional reforms to deliver a “more functional Britain”, including a proportional voting system, abolishing the House of Lords in favour o...
Britain likes to think of itself as a global standard-setter: a leader in regulation, sport, and consumer protection. Yet when it comes to illegal online streaming and black-market gambling, the UK is increasingly acting less like a soft power and more like a soft touch.
Illegal online gambling adverts appear on 89% of illegal streams of the top ten sports targeting Br...
At this week’s Progress (or Progressive Britain… the name changed back to the original halfway through dinner) anniversary event, Wes Streeting set out his clearest stall yet for how he might seek to unite the Labour membership behind him were a leadership contest to arise.
As ever, Streeting walked a narrowing tightrope – praising the government, gently tweaking those...
