Eleanor Langford is a Political Reporter at The i Paper. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, legislation, and social issues, often exploring themes related to health, finance, and construction. Eleanor's work has been featured in Cigalah Group, NewsNow.co.uk, and The i Paper.
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Eleanor Langford's coverage is heavily focused on UK politics, particularly the Conservative Party and Rishi Sunak. She tends to cover government announcements and legal policy regulation extensively.
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By: Eleanor Langford
Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting are turning to private clinics to slash NHS waiting lists - here's what these medics could be doing
By: Eleanor Langford
Peter Kyle said AI could be used in schools to 'challenge' children or support those with learning difficulties
By: Eleanor Langford
Cabinet minister Peter Kyle said the Prime Minister would 'adhere to what comes out' of the investigation
The Government has promised to honour the Tory pledge to cut £3bn from the welfare bill
By: Arj Singh, Eleanor Langford, Lucie Heath
It comes after major farmers' protests at Reeves' decision to increase their inheritance tax bills
From higher borrowing costs to the threat of a trade war, the incoming US administration could present a number of direct risks to the UK
A cross-party group of peers has urged the Government to make tackling the welfare bill a 'top priority'
Parliamentarians and staffers have raised concerns that shutting the bar will not stop someone "crossing the road to one of the many pubs around Westminster"
By: Eleanor Langford
Keeping more than 400 MPs in line will be no easy task for Keir Starmer – and some are already proving troublesome for the PM
The department will be given new powers to snoop in bank accounts and stop benefit fraudsters from driving
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