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Anti-social behaviour crackdown: Two years in jail for ‘respect orders’ breach
As well as a prison sentence, courts could hand out unlimited fines, the Home Office said.
Liberty: Assisted dying Bill presents serious safeguarding risks
The debate and expected vote on November 29 will be the first on the controversial issue in the Commons in almost a decade.
Zelensky demands response from allies as Putin threatens West with new missile
Vladimir Putin said the use of the new weapon to strike a target in Dnipro was in response to Ukraine’s use of UK and US-supplied missiles in Russia.
Putin threatens UK with new ballistic missile as Ukraine war escalates
The UK Government confirmed that Russia had, for the first time, used a ballistic missile with a range of ‘several thousand’ kilometres.
SNP’s Stephen Flynn steps back from decision to pursue both MSP and MP jobs
Mr Flynn previously said he would run for the Aberdeen South and Kincardine North seat in the next Holyrood election while remaining an MP.
Mary Lou McDonald tells Dublin students their best years will be in a united Ireland
This is your election, the Sinn Fein president told a group of students at Dublin City University.
Gendered vocabulary should be removed from pregnancy care, suggests Labour MP
Speaking during a debate focused on International Men’s Day in the Commons, Alex Sobel began his speech by stating: ‘Trans men are men.’
Putin’s use of long-range ballistic missiles an example of escalation – No 10
Downing Street confirmed a ballistic missile with a range of several thousand kilometres had been fired on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro.
Assisted dying: Mother with cancer feels ‘betrayed’ by Streeting’s comments
Clare Turner said she wanted ‘choice’ and a ‘good death’, but without assisted dying she would ‘have to be alone’.
Flynn is a star with immense talent, says Swinney amid double-jobbing row
The First Minister said being an MP and MSP is ‘very demanding’, when asked about the SNP Westminster leader’s career ambitions.