Richard Vaughan is the Chief Political Correspondent for The i Paper, with a focus on UK politics. With a background in journalism, Richard has covered a range of political topics, including elections, leadership bids, and government controversies. He is known for his in-depth reporting and analysis of political developments in the UK.
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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
The party is pledging major reforms that will improve rail travel for passengers, but this could take years to implement in full
By: Richard Vaughan
The deposit return scheme was first announced back in 2018
Insiders say Labour is prepared for whenever an election comes. But there are still 40 candidates to find and worries about policy gaps
By: Richard Vaughan
Former shadow chancellor says party will place itself in firing line by taking control of trains
By: Chloe Chaplain, Richard Vaughan, Eleanor Langford, Hugo Gye
A sure-footed appearance in Europe this week has failed to remove noise of a leadership challenge
The low emissions zone charge has become a key battleground in the London mayoral elections
Tories also hopeful Humza Yousaf resignation will help them retain their seats
By: Adam Forrest, Richard Vaughan
Warning comes as Kate Forbes says there is a ‘groundswell of support’ to take on John Swinney for the job
David Lammy will meet Republicans and Democrats as both US and UK elections approach - as a senior Trump ally heaped praise on the shadow foreign secretary
By: Richard Vaughan, Hugo Gye
The OECD says that Britain's economy will grow by just 0.4% this year and be the slowest in the G7 next year
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