Richard Wheeler is a Parliamentary Editor for PA Media, specializing in local UK news with a focus on Middlesbrough. He writes for various publications including Evening Standard, South West Farmer, The Scotsman, The Irish News, and Irish Examiner. Richard's work has also been featured in a wide range of outlets such as Yahoo News, The Times, The Independent, and Liverpool Echo.
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By: Richard Wheeler
Rachel Reeves has been urged by the NFU to reconsider the reforms announced in the Budget.
By: Christopher Mckeon, Chris Ballinger, Richard Wheeler
The size of the “black hole” between the previous government’s commitments and what it was actually spending has been disputed
By: Christopher McKeon, Richard Wheeler
Christopher McKeon and Richard Wheeler, PA Political Staff 3 min read
By: Richard Wheeler
Rachel Reeves has been at the forefront, defending her proposed shake-ups in the sphere of inheritance tax concerning farms by asserting it isn't "affordable" to maintain the status quo.
By: Richard Wheeler, Christopher McKeon, Chris Ballinger Sun
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said she was “wrong” when she said during the election campaign that she would not need to raise taxes, but insisted further increases will not be needed.
By: Alya Zayed, Will Durrant, Richard Wheeler
Rail performance data will be displayed at stations to show passengers how services are working, the Transport Secretary has said.
By: Harry Taylor, Richard Wheeler
Harry Taylor and Richard Wheeler, PA 2 min read The Government has failed to rule out allowing wind turbines to be built in the UK by so-called “hostile” countries.
By: Richard Wheeler
Only people on pension credit or certain other benefits will receive the fuel payments from this winter.
MPs have defeated an attempt to remove Church of England bishops from the House of Lords, amid suggestions they should focus on ecclesiastical matters rather than trying to “run our country”.
By: Richard Wheeler
The Conservative leader raised the issue during Prime Minister’s Questions with Sir Keir Starmer.
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