Eleanor Langford is a Political Reporter at The i Paper. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, climate change and environment, and transportation policy, with a focus on sustainability and public policy. Eleanor's work has been featured in MSN, 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
If a leadership contest is trigger and Keir Starmer runs, there is a chance he could still win
By: Eleanor Langford
Speculation is growing that Andy Burnham is seeking a return to Westminster
Reform UK has framed the contest between Robert Kenyon and Andy Burnham as 'a David versus Goliath battle'
Around 8.5m people could be added to the electoral register by 2029
By: Eleanor Langford
Ministers say the current sick note system isn't working
Britons driving their own car for work could get 10p more per mile tax-free
By: Eleanor Langford
Reform UK said the proposal could mean an extra £1,000 a year for some workers
By: Eleanor Langford
The new woodland could cover up to 600 square miles
By: Richard Vaughan, Eleanor Langford
Eleanor Langford, Richard Vaughan
By: Eleanor Langford
The Government has said it wants to do more to help people with health conditions find work
