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Palestine Action Ban Reaches Supreme Court as Further Arrests Reported Outside Hearing

The Supreme Court is hearing a challenge to the Palestine Action proscription as police report further arrests outside the court. Judges will consider freedom of expression and assembly rights.

By Charlotte Mercer • 4 November 2026 • 5 min read

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Government Formally Intervenes in Sky's £1.6 Billion ITV Deal Over Media Plurality Concerns

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has formally ordered CMA and Ofcom scrutiny of Sky’s proposed £1.6 billion acquisition of ITV’s broadcasting and streaming business.

Charlotte Mercer • 4 Nov 2026 • 4 min read

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MPs Demand Tougher Powers to Take Control of Failing Water Companies as Thames Water Faces Renewed Scrutiny

Cross-party MPs call for credible special administration powers, tighter sewage pollution rules and stronger customer protections ahead of the Water Bill.

Charlotte Mercer • 4 Nov 2026 • 3 min read

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MPs Warn Parliament Restoration Delays Could Cost Taxpayers £420 Million a Year as Safety Risks Mount

A Commons committee warns each year of delay to Palace of Westminster restoration could add £420m to costs as serious safety risks persist.

Charlotte Mercer • 4 Nov 2026 • 4 min read

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Government Unveils Major Pension Overhaul Affecting 17 Million Private-Sector Workers

Government launches consultations on default retirement-income options and collective pensions for around 17 million private-sector savers.

Staff member • 3 Nov 2026 • 4 min read

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Britain to Deploy 300 Troops and RAF Typhoons to Poland as 11 Nations Rehearse Post-War Ukraine Mission

Britain and France will lead Exercise Koalicja in Poland from 9–22 November, with 2,800 personnel from 11 countries including 300 from the UK, preparing for a possible post-war Ukraine security mission.

Staff member • 3 Nov 2026 • 3 min read

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MPs Accuse Government of Allowing Legal Aid to Remain in ‘Managed Decline’

Cross-party Justice Committee says the Government’s response to its legal aid inquiry is inadequate, warning that access to representation is deteriorating.

Staff member • 3 Nov 2026 • 3 min read

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GCHQ Cyber Security Centre Warns AI-Powered Attack on Britain's Critical Infrastructure Is Highly Likely by 2028

GCHQ’s NCSC warns AI-powered ransomware against UK critical infrastructure is highly likely by 2028, urging urgent cyber resilience investment.

Charlotte Mercer • 3 Nov 2026 • 3 min read

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Belfast Shipbuilding Hall Opens as £157 Million Investment Programme Boosts Royal Navy Support Fleet

Navantia UK opens the Resurgent Hall at Harland & Wolff Belfast as part of a £157m four-yard investment programme supporting three Royal Fleet Auxiliary ships and 900 jobs and apprenticeships.

Charlotte Mercer • 3 Nov 2026 • 3 min read

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Government Unveils 22-Point Plan to Protect Britain's Transport Network From Disruption

Ministers publish a transport resilience strategy with 22 commitments, including a new training academy, a national network and improved risk assessments.

Staff member • 3 Nov 2026 • 2 min read

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Equality Watchdog Demands Answers From Reform UK Following Undercover ITV Investigation

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has requested information from Reform UK following complaints arising from an ITV undercover documentary. No formal investigation has been launched.

Staff member • 3 Nov 2026 • 3 min read

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Palestine Action Ban Reaches Supreme Court as Further Arrests Reported Outside Hearing

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Government Formally Intervenes in Sky's £1.6 Billion ITV Deal Over Media Plurality Concerns

MPs Demand Tougher Powers to Take Control of Failing Water Companies as Thames Water Faces Renewed Scrutiny

MPs Warn Parliament Restoration Delays Could Cost Taxpayers £420 Million a Year as Safety Risks Mount

Government Unveils Major Pension Overhaul Affecting 17 Million Private-Sector Workers

Britain to Deploy 300 Troops and RAF Typhoons to Poland as 11 Nations Rehearse Post-War Ukraine Mission

MPs Accuse Government of Allowing Legal Aid to Remain in ‘Managed Decline’

GCHQ Cyber Security Centre Warns AI-Powered Attack on Britain's Critical Infrastructure Is Highly Likely by 2028

Belfast Shipbuilding Hall Opens as £157 Million Investment Programme Boosts Royal Navy Support Fleet

Government Unveils 22-Point Plan to Protect Britain's Transport Network From Disruption

Equality Watchdog Demands Answers From Reform UK Following Undercover ITV Investigation

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