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Assisted dying: 56 MPs switched their vote between rounds – here’s how religion affected their choices
A group of MPs switched their vote between second and third reading, with those identifying as religious more likely to end ...
Keir Starmer's first year as PM has been humiliating - and it's about to get worse
No sooner had the PM's government alienated a large chunk of the electorate, they were at it again with the "freebie scandal" ...
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Shamed ex-Labour MP Mike Amesbury visits job centre to look for work after quitting £93k post over drunk punch - The Sun
EX-LABOUR MP Mike Amesbury heads into a job centre after quitting his £93,000-a-year post for drunkenly punching a constituent on a night out.Mr Ames ...
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In surprise victory, UK's Labour wins Scottish by-election after racism row | Reuters
LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Labour Party won a surprise victory on Friday in a fiercely fought by-election for the Scottish parliament, while support for the ...
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The MPs who changed their mind on assisted dying, and why
Once all amendments have been considered, MPs will be given their final opportunity to approve or reject the bill. If passed, ...
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Mike ter Maat shifts allegiance to GOP - The Hill
Mike ter Maat, the Libertarian Party’s 2024 vice presidential nominee, has switched to the Republican Party, aligning with the Republican Liberty Caucus.
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Reform leads in voting intentions – but where does their vote come from? - The Conversation
Social backgrounds and party support If we probe a bit further into the social characteristics of voters, only 8% of 18 to 24-year-olds support Reform, compared with 35% of 50 to 64-year-olds and ...