Geraldine Scott is a Political Reporter for The Times, specializing in national politics in the United Kingdom. With a focus on providing insightful coverage of political events and developments, Geraldine's articles delve into a wide range of topics including government policies, parliamentary debates, and political controversies.
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The Football Governance Bill will be amended to remove the need to consider foreign policy and trade when ruling on club ownership
The ports, which have special tax status, could create almost 90,000 jobs and attract £11 billion in private investment
By: Geraldine Scott, Oliver Wright, Steven Swinford
Chancellor’s plans will test both the public’s tolerance for pain and the markets’ appetite for borrowing amid Labour wrangling over what a ‘working person’ is
As East and West jostle for control of the region, Sir Keir Starmer says the Navy will be deployed to help small island nations maintain sovereignty
The prime minister failed to quash an official call for damages at the Commonwealth summit in Samoa
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Labour is ditching Conservative plans to judge child benefit claims based on a household’s income rather than by individual earnings
By: Steven Swinford, Geraldine Scott, Aubrey Allegretti
The chancellor told an admiring Labour Party that they had ‘made our choices’, but the public reception to her far-reaching reforms remains highly uncertain
By: Geraldine Scott, Aubrey Allegretti, Steven Swinford
Sir Lynton Crosby, strategist known as the Wizard of Oz, says whoever wins the Conservative leadership contest needs a change of direction
Lord Johnson of Lainston backed RedBird’s bid to buy the newspaper, saying the United Arab Emirates was a ‘first-class and extremely well-run country’
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