Railways to be publicly owned in Labour’s ‘biggest overhaul’ of passenger services
Railway services will soon be nationalised after Parliament passed the Passenger Railways Services (Public Ownership) Bill yesterday. The Government’s new
Kemi Badenoch demands apology from Keir Starmer in her first PMQs as Conservative leader
New Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch demanded Keir Starmer apologise to Donald Trump in her first appearance at Prime Minister’s Questions
‘Make Jeremy Clarkson Prime Minister’: The strangest petitions sent to government
Tens of thousands of petitions are submitted to the UK government every year in the hope they will be discussed
Rochdale takeover gives hope to success of fan-led review
Rochdale AFC were thrown a lifeline last night following months of financial uncertainty – and the club’s sale could provide
Is there really a link between children in poverty and school absences in Greater Manchester?
A parliamentary report claims there is a strong link between low school attendance and low income – but the data contained in that report does not seem to back that up in the Greater Manchester region.
Manchester MP, Afzal Khan, steps down from Labour front bench for ceasefire vote
Afzal Khan, MP for Manchester Gorton has stepped down from the Labour front bench to vote for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Manchester activists urge MP to support the hunger crisis in East Africa
(Abimbola Ajala and Michael Sheridan in the House of Commons)
Rights go to Anna Gordon.
Boundary Commission for England calls for public input on new constituency borders
People in Greater Manchester and beyond are being urged to have their say as new constituency borders are being designed
King Charles III addresses parliament in Westminster Hall
In the soaring space of Westminster Hall, where Guy Fawkes once stood trial and Henry VIII held his fabled Coronation
How suffragettes might view today’s world and are environmentalists breathing new life into their legacy?
In 2018, a raft of public figures including the female Prime-Minister at the time, Theresa May, payed tribute to the
Prime Minister Boris Johnson pays tribute to James Brokenshire after death of former Northern Ireland Secretary
Prime Minister Boris Johnson hailed James Brokenshire as the ‘nicest, kindest and most unassuming of politicians’ after the former Northern