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Reform UK support could plateau as it relies on socially conservative views, study finds Reform
studying or taking part in training programmes - the highest level for more than 10 years. There were 957,000 young people who were Neet in the UK from October to December 2025 - equivalent
UK and your asylum claim will be refused, your support cut off, and you will find yourself on a one-way flight out of Britain. "Sham lawyers facilitating this abuse will face the full force
Reform UK councillor [has resigned](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/may/11/newly-elected-reform-councillor-resigns-stuart-prior-social-media) after he allegedly celebrated on social media the rape of a Sikh woman in the Midlands, declared white people the “master race” and called Muslim people “rats
UK was built for a climate that no longer exists today and will be increasingly distant in years to come,” the report published by the Climate Change Committee (CCC) states. Without strong preventive action
support for closer UK–EU relations… I think there is a particular imperative at the moment… we find ourselves in a dangerous situation in the world." The UK's increased cooperation with other European powers
find a Labour MP willing to stand down to give him a chance to get back to Westminster to challenge Sir Keir Starmer. It is not a done deal. Sir Keir has said he will
studies suggest backbenchers are becoming less obedient. Rebellion was rare in post-war parliaments but became more common in the Major, Blair and coalition governments as backbenchers grew in confidence and party management weakened
UK to stick to the fiscal rules which continue to shrink government borrowing faster than other major economies. The main fiscal rules limit how much the government can borrow to fund day-to-day public
UK. The planned meeting in London has caused consternation among some of those invited, who felt they were being asked to “contribute towards propaganda for Nato”. The topic of conversation at the meeting
study and qualify with two children and a mortgage," she added. A student midwife from south Wales said she is "in the dark" over whether there will
find all the details she needed about the new qualifications online, adding: "Honestly, I've just found it so stressful… it feels like we're revising constantly." Nate said: "A lot of teachers