Poppy Wood is a news reporter with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. She writes for The i Paper and the Cigalah Group, covering a wide range of topics including politics, government, and social issues. Poppy's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on current events, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of the issues at hand.
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Poppy Wood's coverage primarily revolves around UK politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations with a significant focus on the Conservative Party. She also delves into education-related topics.
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By: Poppy Wood
Legal fees racked up by the Science Secretary cost the taxpayer £19,000, on top of the £15,000 agreed in damages
By: Poppy Wood
Labour accuses the Government of a 'cover-up' and suggests the Science Secretary may have misled Parliament
By: Poppy Wood
Campaign group Generation Rent said the watered down bill was an 'incredibly disappointing cave-in'
By: Poppy Wood
The US has said that no American troops will set foot in the region amid security concerns but that an unnamed 'third party' could help distribute aid supplies on the ground
By: Poppy Wood
The Scottish First Minister said was 'not planning to lose' any confidence vote but that he 'can’t rule' out an election if he does lose
Labour warns that the Conservative party’s long-term ambition to scrap National Insurance contributions means 'people’s pensions are on the line'
Today's elections may plunge Tories into more turmoil and could also have major consequences for Labour, the Lib-Dems, the Green Party and Reform
By: David Parsley, Poppy Wood
Richard Tice told i he was “absolutely not going to agree any pact” to help ease Mr Sunak’s potential election woes
It comes after the shadow Foreign Secretary said on Monday that Donald Trump was right to call on European countries to increase their Nato spending
Falls in international students and income from domestic tuition fees have left academics 'waiting to see who will go under first'
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