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UK PM gives full backing to Reeves after tearful appearance in parliament
UK Politics · United Kingdom

UK PM gives full backing to Reeves after tearful appearance in parliament

35% Right coverage: 51 sources
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's office rushed to give finance minister Rachel Reeves his full backing on Wednesday after she appeared in tears in parliament following a series of U-turns on welfare reforms that blew a hole in her budget plans.See the Story
Starmer Declines to Confirm Reeves Will Stay as UK Chancellor
Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom

Starmer Declines to Confirm Reeves Will Stay as UK Chancellor

43% Center coverage: 33 sources
Prime Minister Keir Starmer failed to fully back Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves after a U-turn on the government’s flagship welfare reforms derailed her fiscal plans.See the Story
More criminal charges being considered over baby deaths at Lucy Letby hospitals
Lucy Letby · United Kingdom

More criminal charges being considered over baby deaths at Lucy Letby hospitals

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Sign at Ontario's Popular Sauble Beach Changed to Reflect First Nation Land Ownership

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Ten-year NHS plan: summary of the key points

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'Trust and confidence lost' over grooming gang failures in Manchester, watchdog warns

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WWE Superstar Sheamus Is Heartbroken After Diogo Jota's Tragic Death

34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Portuguese and Liverpool F.C. forward Diogo Jota tragically passed away on 3rd July 2025. WWE star Sheamus, who has been a lifelong supporter of the club, has now reacted to the heartbreaking news.Premier LeagueSee the Story

Is Britain ready for France’s most controversial novel?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
This Saturday is the centenary of the birth of one of France’s most controversial writers. Jean Raspail, who died in 2020, wrote many books during his long and varied life, but only one, The Camp of the Saints, is remembered. Even his admirers and sympathisers admit that the book isn’t a classic in the literaryLondon, England · LondonRead Article

Public libraries deserve to shut – they’ve forgotten why they exist

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
The usual piece about public libraries runs like this. Public libraries are for ‘more than just books’. They are in a desperate plight after years of cuts, or better still ‘Tory cuts’. Librarians, who are heroes, struggle to go on serving their local communities. Libraries are hanging on by a thread, and because of thoseUnited Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

A book signing – or a mental breakdown?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
The late John Updike once wrote an amusing article about signing books. This wasn’t at some literary event with a few dozen fans queueing – no, it was vastly more daunting. An American book club had taken one of Updike’s novels for its Book of the Month and asked him to sign 25,000 copies –United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

Tim Davie shouldn’t quit over Glastonbury

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
There probably never has been a time when a governing party much liked its MPs. If you are on a mission, as governments imagine they are, you are always impatient when your own side raises objections. But it is only recently that governments have seemed positively affronted by the idea that their MPs should haveGlastonbury · GlastonburyRead Article

UK Government Reveals Neighbourhood Healthcare Delivery Plan

60% Center coverage: 5 sources
The UK government's Neighbourhood Health Service is central to the NHS 10 Year Plan - but can it deliver real change?Keir Starmer · EnglandSee the Story

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