Abbie Llewelyn is a journalist at House. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on elections and civil rights. Abbie's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Bristol Post, Daily Express, and The Sun, among others.
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Abbie Llewelyn's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and politics. She frequently covers stories related to the UK Parliament, London-specific news, crime reports, and money-saving tips.
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By: Abbie Llewelyn
A Supreme Court ruling on Troubles legacy legislation protects the UK's national security, Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn has said.
By: Abbie Llewelyn, Neil Lancefield, Will Meakin-Durrant
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander told the Commons she was ‘angry' about the ‘obscene increase in time and costs'.
By: Rhiannon James, Will Meakin-Durrant, Abbie Llewelyn
MPs ordered the publication of documents relating to Lord Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador earlier this year.
By: Neil Lancefield, Will Meakin-Durrant, Abbie Llewelyn, Dave Knapper
High-speed trains between London and Staffordshire won't be running for at least another 14 years.
The UK’s High Speed 2 (HS2) rail project could cost more than £100bn (€86.19bn) and may not open until 2039, Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has announced.
By: Will Meakin-Durrant, Neil Lancefield, Abbie Llewelyn, Rachel Stretton
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has confirmed the expected cost of completing the high-speed railway is between £87.7bn and £102.7bn, with services not expected until 2039 at the latest.
By: Rhiannon James, Abbie Llewelyn, Harry Taylor
A trade licence which allows for the import of jet fuel and diesel refined in third countries came into effect on Wednesday.
NHS reforms including a single patient record will mean 20,000 fewer visits to emergency departments each year, according to the Department for Health and Social Care.
By: Abbie Llewelyn, David Young
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has apologised on behalf of the UK Government to the families of five people who were shot dead in west Belfast in 1972.
By: Abbie Llewelyn
Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn has promised to raise with Dublin reports that explosives “routinely stolen” from a factory in the Republic were used by the IRA in a bombing campaign spanning more than two decades.
