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As many predicted, the top serving government job, held by the controversial long-serving civil servant Sue Grey has ended. Her divisive rise to the chief of staff heading up the most powerful government department has culminated in her silent departure, further highlighting the enigma of her career and her...
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Nottingham City Council has been ranked by The Times as the worst local authority in England, using data recently published by the Office for Local Government (Oflog),...
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The House of Commons erupted in uproar on the 20th February 2024 when the Speaker, Lindsay Hoyle, broke with parliamentary procedure. The SNP had tabled a motion to vote on a ceasefire in Gaza, however, in a shock turn of events, the Speaker chose to allow parliament to vote...
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In a recent by-election, Labour won the parliamentary seat for Rutherglen and Hamilton West, previously held by the Scottish National Party's (SNP) Margaret Ferrier, who was unseated on 1st August for Covid restrictions violations....
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Yesterday, voters in the constituencies of Uxbridge and South Ruislip, Somerton and Frome and Selby and Ainsty, took to the polling stations to elect their new Member of Parliament. This by-election was triggered by the recent resignation of now former MPs, Boris Johnson, Nigel Adams and David Warburton. Hannah...
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For the next academic year, Daniel Dieppe and Sarah Shephard have been elected President of
Nottingham University Conservative Association (NUCA) and Chair of Nottingham Labour Students respectively. I caught up with them to discuss their plans and politics in general in their house (yes,
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Felix Hawes Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been met with condemnation from across the political divide, from Reform UK to the Conservatives, to the SNP to the Liberal Democrats, to Labour and the Greens. However, Impact’s Felix looks deeper into the Labour Party’s response. Who was responsible for the war...