Politics

Politics

KEMI BADENOCH CLAIMS SHE NO LONGER IDENTIFIES AS NIGERIAN

Kemi Badenoch has revealed she no longer identifies as Nigerian and hasn’t held a Nigerian passport in over 20 years. Kemi said her true sense of home lies with her family in the UK. Despite her Nigerian ancestry, she recalled feeling like she didn’t belong there.

Scotland will become first country to provide free period products

Scotland is about to become the first country to provide free period products.
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Camera's Allowed into UK Criminal Trials for First Time ever

TV camera's will be allowed into criminal trials in England and Wales for the first time ever starting from tomorrow.
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Energy Bills Set To Reach £4,200 In January, According To Energy Consultancy Insight

Energy bills are expected to increase to £4,266 in January according to Energy Consultancy Insight
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Bank of England Warns That The UK Will Fall Into A Recession Later This Year

The Bank of England has today warned that the UK may fall into recession this year as they raised interest rates from 1.25% to 1.75% in a bid to stop rising costs.
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Prince Charles Allegedly Accepted £1M From Bin Laden's Family

It has been revealed that Prince Charles allegedly accepted a £1M donation by Osama bin Laden's family.
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Sadiq Khan vows to commit £3 million to plant more trees in London

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan pledges £3 million towards planting trees in and around London following forest fires due to the heatwave.
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Boris Johnson Says He Will Stay on as Prime Minister if Tory Members Back Him

Boris Johnson has informed one of his close friends that he doesn't want to resign and would stay if the Tory membership backs him.
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Rishi Sunak Declares That NHS Backlog is a National Emergency

More than 6.6 million people in England are waiting for hospital treatment, which Mr Sunak has declared a national emergency.
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Brexit: The Cost Of Leaving EU Could Rise To £42.5Bn

The divorce bill created following Brexit after the UK began leaving the EU could rise to £42.5bn, potentially adding billions to original payments agreed, the government says.
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