WASPI women compensation bid rejected again

WASPI women compensation bid rejected again

The government has restated its rejection of the campaign from women who claimed they were owed billions after their state pensions age was changed.
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Beth Rigby: Between erratic Trump and Labour unrest, Xi may not look so bad for Starmer

Be it Andy Burnham or Chinese President Xi Jinping, the prime minister was being extremely careful with his language on both the home and international front as he made his way over to Beijing for a five-day tour of China and Japan.

Tories 'on the right but appeal to the majority', says Badenoch

Kemi Badenoch has said the Conservatives have "values of the right" but that "will appeal to the majority".

Beth Rigby: Why PM's China trip carries real consequence - including for you at home

Sir Keir Starmer's January has been the stuff of nightmares.

Farage and Polanski could both inflict huge damage on Labour

Sir Keir Starmer has created, from nowhere, a pivotal by-election by his own hand.

Court of Appeal victory for Met over vetting clearance sacking

The Metropolitan Police force has won a legal challenge after an officer who was dismissed for failing the force's vetting procedure claimed his sacking meant he did not get a fair trial.

Starmer in China: What will be on the table?

It doesn't feel all that long ago that David Cameron took the Chinese leader Xi Jinping for a pint in a Buckinghamshire pub.


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