Kumail Jaffer is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United Kingdom. He writes for MailOnline and his work has also been featured in This Is Money. Kumail covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, business, and social issues, providing readers with in-depth coverage and analysis.
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The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology are discussing the measure to enable greater parental empowerment, according to government insiders.
Ministers are reviewing options to root out spies after discovering higher education institutions are being targeted.
Parbinder Kaur, who posed with Starmer and Rayner at a campaign launch in the West Midlands in March, shared tributes to militants fighting to create a Sikh state
The party leader pledged to reverse what he called a 'Shoplifters' Charter' introduced under the Tories in 2014, whereby theft of goods under £200 is considered 'low value'.
Birmingham, Manchester and north London are among 15 areas where the long-term ill will received tailored support to rejoin the workforce and prevent a 'spiral of sickness' blighting Britain.
Vice-chancellors will meet with Rishi Sunak this week to discuss an 'unacceptable' rise of anti-Semitism at universities and discuss the need for campuses 'to be safe for our Jewish students'.
The then-chancellor oversaw the sale of 401 tons of gold - more than half of the country's holding - 25 years ago this week in an attempt to diversify and strengthen Britain's reserves.
Schools are set to be banned from teaching sex education to children before the age of nine. Education Secretary Gillian Keegan will unveil proposals tomorrow for a total ban for under nines.
The Tony Blair Institute said politicians must focus on infrastructure and technological innovation instead of arbitrary dates.
Handing out pledge cards and posing for pictures in a white shirt with rolled-up sleeves, Sir Keir Starmer welcomed comparisons between himself and the former prime minister.
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