Culture secretary defended in 'cronyism' row over appointment of football regulator

Culture secretary defended in 'cronyism' row over appointment of football regulator

A cabinet minister has defended Lisa Nandy after the culture secretary apologised for breaching the governance code on public appointments over her choice of the independent football regulator.
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Tech giants warn Reeves of IPO 'flight risk' over budget

Executives from some of Britain's most valuable technology start-ups have delivered a bombshell warning to Rachel Reeves that tax-raising measures in this month's budget could force them to cancel plans to list their companies on the London Stock Exchange.

Lammy defends failing to reveal another prisoner had been mistakenly released

David Lammy has said he did not know all the details of a prisoner's mistaken release when repeatedly asked about it.

Humans 'possibly' impact climate change, Richard Tice admits, after calling idea 'garbage'

Humans have "possibly" impacted the climate, but only "modestly", Reform UK's deputy leader Richard Tice MP has told Sky News.

Highest ever number of referrals to anti-extremism Prevent programme

The highest number of people on record were referred to the UK's anti-extremism scheme in the year to March - with a 37% rise in right-wing extremism concerns, the latest data shows.

Reform deputy stands firm on climate change scepticism

Humans have "possibly" impacted the climate, but only "modestly", Reform UK's deputy leader Richard Tice MP has told Sky News.

Sickness bill costs £85bn year, says new report, which warns of 'economic crisis'

The UK is facing an "economic inactivity crisis" as employers are losing an estimated £85bn a year in costs linked to sickness and poor workplace health, a landmark report has found.


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