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Starmer’s suspension of ‘rebel’ MPs risks alienating his party in a way he can’t afford
The claim is that the four rebels and three MPs who lost envoy status are persistent rebels, but this is an overreaction. In either case, it is clear the backbenchers felt ignored and undervalued, and that the government failed to take their concerns seriously in the first place.
The Metro leads on US President Donald Trump's "flip" on files related to the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who died in 2019.
Our community was sharply divided on the suspensions. While some defended Keir Starmer’s need for party discipline in ...
SIR Keir Starmer has suspended four Labour MPs and sacked three others in a brutal attempt to stamp his authority on a ...
Neil Duncan-Jordan, Brian Leishman, Chris Hinchliff and Rachael Maskell have had the party whip removed, meaning the MPs will ...
Mkhwanazi's claims have sparked concern about infiltration in the judiciary, NPA, and the police. While there is a lack of ...
Milwaukee health officials feared the growing lead crisis at MPS would divert resources needed to respond to the annual ...
The UK and Scottish governments have long-disputed whether the Barnett formula is fair.
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