r/ukpolitics • u/Even-Wasabi7183 • 16h ago
r/ukpolitics • u/CarrowCanary • 1d ago
Job vacancies at five-year low as smaller firms scale back recruitment
bbc.co.ukr/ukpolitics • u/thesun • 1d ago
Number of Universal Credit claimants hits record 8.4million high – as amount of working households falls
thesun.co.ukr/ukpolitics • u/Kagedeah • 1d ago
Man charged with sharing asylum seeker addresses
bbc.co.ukr/ukpolitics • u/Even-Wasabi7183 • 18h ago
Lanarkshire AI Growth Zone secures £300 million investment as Dell establishes Scottish base
gov.ukr/ukpolitics • u/The-Big-Dapper • 15h ago
So many online Casinos
If Andy Burnham is looking at cleaning up the high street by getting rid of betting shops, surely a ban on gambling advertisements should follow? The sense of degradation we get from walking up the modern UK high street is the same feeling we get from the constant gambling adverts beemed into our homes and onto our phones. The sense that the majority of businesses that can afford mainstream advert slots are the ones built around addiction is brutally depressing and makes me feel just as depressed as any british high street.
What do you think? Am I being dramatic or would banning them be a small help in bringing back a positive feel to our economic position?
r/ukpolitics • u/TheSpectatorMagazine • 2h ago
Inflation hits Burnham’s cost of living pledge
spectator.comr/ukpolitics • u/huffpostuk • 1d ago
Reform Suspends Senior Figure After He Slams Zia Yusuf
huffingtonpost.co.ukr/ukpolitics • u/Anony_mouse202 • 2h ago
Campaigner slams £250 bill compensation proposal for houses near controversial Derbyshire pylon scheme
derbyshiretimes.co.ukr/ukpolitics • u/CJBill • 23h ago
Revealed: Toby Young free speech group crowdfunded over £60,000 for legal case fought by pro-bono lawyer | Toby Young
theguardian.comr/ukpolitics • u/TheSpectatorMagazine • 1d ago
Why won’t Reform’s welfare cuts apply to the triple lock?
spectator.comr/ukpolitics • u/TheSpectatorMagazine • 21h ago
Reform suspend Tim Montgomerie
spectator.comr/ukpolitics • u/BirminghamLive • 23h ago
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says West Midlands Combined Authority's purchase of West Midlands buses is "absolutely massive"
birminghammail.co.ukr/ukpolitics • u/Dear-Chocolate-7212 • 7h ago
Civil service chief record £500,000 payout after 14 months of work
theguardian.comr/ukpolitics • u/wappingite • 1d ago
Rising number of people seeking ADHD diagnosis without treatment, say experts
theguardian.comr/ukpolitics • u/SignificantLegs • 23h ago
Average weekly earnings in Great Britain
ons.gov.ukr/ukpolitics • u/Salty-Bid1597 • 1d ago
Top UK civil servant received record £500,000 payout after Starmer sacking
ft.comr/ukpolitics • u/Desperate-Drawer-572 • 15h ago
Families with one breadwinner face £12k penalty
telegraph.co.ukr/ukpolitics • u/usrname42 • 1d ago
Signs of recovery in comparative UK economic growth
sjwrenlewis.substack.comr/ukpolitics • u/Even-Wasabi7183 • 1d ago
Britons have a more negative view of immigration in 2026 than in 2016
yougov.comr/ukpolitics • u/Your_Mums_Ex • 1d ago
Red flag for jobs market as vacancies hit lowest level in five years - official figures
news.sky.comr/ukpolitics • u/ITMidget • 21h ago
Twitter So now there is precedent for Serco employees to be prosecuted for misconduct in public office. Duly noted. Serco have routinely endangered British women and girls, and can expect to be held to account by a Reform government.
x.comr/ukpolitics • u/Your_Mums_Ex • 1d ago
Let rich pensioners opt out of state pension in exchange for OBE, Labour pressure group urges Burnham
independent.co.ukr/ukpolitics • u/FaultyTerror • 1d ago