Will Hazell is a Political Correspondent at Yahoo News. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and regional interest, with a particular focus on the Russia-Ukraine War, education, and personal finance. Will's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Telegraph, The Scotsman, and AOL UK.
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Will Hazell's coverage predominantly focuses on UK politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. He appears to be particularly interested in developments within the Conservative Party and associated political issues.
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Despite Keir Starmer's 174-seat majority, some in his party are wary about being too complacent when it comes to dealing with Kemi Badenoch
By: David Parsley, Will Hazell
The right wing party says it has tens of thousands of more members than the Tories. But will they really be able to improve its electoral 'ground game'?
By: Will Hazell, Jessie Hewitson
Rachel Reeves is looking for ways to tackle borrowing costs in order to grow the economy - here are four options available to her
By: Will Hazell, Chloe Chaplain, Richard Vaughan
Economists have warned the Chancellor faces 'unenviable' options in the coming weeks
By: Will Hazell, Kitty Donaldson, Richard Vaughan, Arj Singh
Historic second state visit and royal meetings on Scottish golf tours all considered for president who it is feared may deliver a 'hammer blow' to the UK economy
By: Arj Singh, Will Hazell
Shadow minister Kevin Hollinrake suggests the Tories should accept any donation, but with caution
By: Richard Vaughan, Will Hazell
Tories don't know whether to fight Reform, strike a deal or ignore Farage's party
By: Will Hazell
Stella Creasy and Rachael Maskell warn against making spending cuts to ease budgetary woes, suggesting tax rises would be preferable.
By: Chloe Chaplain, Callum Mason, Will Hazell, Kitty Donaldson
The majority of Labour figures rallied around Reeves on Tuesday as she defended her plans against a backdrop of economic turbulence
By: Will Hazell, Hugo Gye
Rachel Reeves has asked regulators for ideas to cut red tape and boost growth
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