Brendan Carlin is a political reporter with a focus on national politics in the United Kingdom. He writes for MailOnline and his work has also appeared in CoventryLive and Cigalah Group. Brendan covers a range of political topics, including government policies, party politics, and key figures in British politics.
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Brendan Carlin’s coverage predominantly focuses on UK politics, with a keen interest in government announcements and legal policy regulation. To effectively engage him, consider providing insights into evolving political stories or breaking news related to the UK politics, specifically around topics such as Brexit, key government decisions, party dynamics within Labour Party and Conservative Party.
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Sir Keir Starmer's fondness for foreign travel since he became Prime Minister is worrying Cabinet colleagues.
By: Brendan Carlin
By Brendan Carlin Published: | Updated: He famously said he'd rather be in Davos than Westminster.
Sources said that Attorney General Lord Hermer was asked to intervene after the Metropolitan Police warned that giving the billionaire pop star such protection would breach its protocols.
By: Brendan Carlin
Yvette Cooper is facing demands from ex-Cabinet Minister John Glen to make a Commons statement over whether she helped Taylor Swift to get a police escort for her VVIP London shows.
Tory frontbenchers spotted new boy Steve Witherden (pictured) taking a swig from a milk carton last week and tipped off the Deputy Speaker.
It was where the late Queen first met a dashing young naval cadet called Philip Mountbatten, and where the current King and the next one underwent military training.
The maintenance bill for the 12 aircraft, which includes a 1945 Lancaster bomber, will top £100 million over the next ten years, partly due to spare parts being extremely difficult to obtain.
The blind former Home Secretary, 77, needed hospital treatment for 'excruciating pain' in his legs and branded some platforms 'death traps'.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson will this week unveil plans to take action against 'rip off' private providers over-charging local authorities for the vital care.
The spending at stores including John Lewis, Moss Bros, Halfords and Argos appeared on the first post-election disclosures.
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