Richard Vaughan is a Political and Education Correspondent at the i newspaper and inews.co.uk. He specializes in government and politics, as well as education policy, and has a keen interest in various topics including health, finance, and regional news. Richard has been featured in the Cigalah Group, The Scotsman, The i Paper, and Engineering and Construction.
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Richard Vaughan's focus is on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly within the context of UK politics. He seems to be interested in covering the internal dynamics of political parties, legislative developments, and public opinion regarding elections.
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By: Richard Vaughan, Tom Bawden
Government will be on track to deliver 95 per cent of green power by 2030 under new target
By: Richard Vaughan, Arj Singh
Union and former Labour Cabinet minister criticise the Prime Minister's comments
By: Arj Singh, Richard Vaughan
The Prime Minister set out his latest blueprint for government, but insiders fear it is already Mission Impossible
By: Richard Vaughan
The project backed by northern mayors will have to wait until after HS2 is completed
By: Richard Vaughan
Labour chair of Foreign Affairs Committee Emily Thornberry says UK needs to know who it is dealing with
By: Arj Singh, Richard Vaughan
The Chancellor is in Brussels as part of the Government's attempts to reset relations with the EU
By: Jane Merrick, Chloe Chaplain, Richard Vaughan
Keir Starmer and his government are playing a diplomatic role in events in the Middle East - but that's as far as they are likely to go
By: Richard Vaughan
Failed targets mean ministers will be able to seize control over local authorities’ plans to deliver more housing if councils refuse
By: Richard Vaughan
The Tory leader's path into politics is less well-known than her Conservative predecessors
By: Chloe Chaplain, Richard Vaughan, Jane Merrick, Hugo Gye, Arj Singh
Many MPs believe the Government has finally got its act together after a bumpy first few months in office - but there are sceptics within Labour who are unconvinced
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