Martin Beckford is a Policy Editor for MailOnline, with a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and current affairs. His work has also been featured in This Is Money and Cigalah Group.
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Sir Keir Starmer faced fresh embarrassment last night after Labour peer Lord Sikka said it should be a crime for ministers to accept generous freebies.
Sir Keir was put on the spot for the first time this week by the Mail asking if he now regrets going to the concerts by Swift, but dodged the matter entirely in Berlin
The Shadow Housing Secretary is described as 'formidable' by Lord Soames and the person who can 'not only unite the party but reinvigorate us'.
By: Martin Beckford
Robert Jenrick said 'disgusting predators' found guilty of sexually exploiting and raping children should never be released from prison.
By: Martin Beckford
Business leaders will be told by the Tories that the landmark reforms to be debated for the first time by MPs this week will 'hinder investment and job creation'.
New analysis has found that three local authorities in England are using up at least half of the money they receive from residents on temporary accommodation.
In a pilot project launched this month, members of juries who must listen to detailed evidence of murders and rapes can now self-refer themselves for sessions with specially trained counsellors.
The Deputy Prime Minister insisted her reforms were 'pro-business' and 'pro-growth', and herald a 'new era for working people', but official impact assessments laid bare their staggering cost.
Staff in Angela Rayner's department are demanding the right to work four days a week with no loss of pay
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead is to ask ministers permission to hike the levy above the usual amount allowed to fill a £8.8million black hole in its finances.
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