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Past articles by Caitlin:

Housing Developers At Risk Of Market Ban After Not Signing Building Safety Contract

Eleven housing developers face a ban from constructing new buildings in England, having failed so far to sign Developer Remediation Contracts commi... → Read More

Government To Spend Billions More On Defence In The Face Of Russia And China Threats

Rishi Sunak has announced an extra £5billion for defence spending, as the government is set to publish its security Integrated Review update this a... → Read More

What We Know Will Be In The Budget: Childcare, Energy and Back To Work Support

The Treasury has pre-announced some measures that will be confirmed in Wednesday’s Spring Budget, with a focus on measures to tackle workforce shor... → Read More

Government Moving "At Pace" To Help UK Businesses Hit By Silicon Valley Bank Collapse

The Government is urgently working on plans to help businesses in the UK after the collapse of US-based Silicon Valley Bank, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt... → Read More

Major Housing Developers Missing Crucial Government Safety Contract To Avoid Ban

A major housing developer at the heart of a government campaign to fix unsafe buildings has said it has still not received the final version of a c... → Read More

Leading Housing Campaigner "Frustrated" With Labour Over Lack Of Lisa Nandy Meeting

Housing campaigner Kwajo Tweneboa has said he is “frustrated” with Labour, having “never met or spoken to” shadow Secretary of State, Lisa Nandy. → Read More

Labour Shadow Cabinet "Twinned" With Target Areas For Local Elections

Labour’s shadow cabinet have been “twinned” with key areas ahead of this year’s local elections, in the hope that the party's top names will be abl... → Read More

Dominic Raab Says He Will Resign If Bullying Complaint Is Upheld

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Rabb has said that he will quit if a complaint of bullying is upheld against him. Raab insisted today that he “behave... → Read More

Why Are Supermarkets Running Out Of Some Fruits And Vegetables?

Supermarkets including Tesco, Aldi and Asda have placed sales limits on certain fruits and vegetables as a result of shortages of certain products ... → Read More

House of Lords Propose More Than 500 Changes To Government's Levelling Up Bill

Members of the House of Lords have suggested more than 500 changes to the government’s flagship Levelling Up Bill, amid suggestions the legislation... → Read More

Top Stories: Home Office "Concern" Over Nicola Bulley Case, Kwasi Kwarteng At Odds With Liz Truss

The Home Office has reportedly raised concerns with Lancashire Police over the disappearance of Nicola Bulley, after personal information was revea... → Read More

Labour Is Poised To Work "Too Good To Be True" Opportunity Of Nicola Sturgeon Resignation

Labour figures have expressed optimism about the party’s prospects in Scotland following Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation, but leadership is being urg... → Read More

Top Stories: Record Energy Giant Profits, Stephen Flynn Ruled Out Of SNP Race

British Gas owner Centrica posted large profits last year as energy bills soared, Stephen Flynn rules himself out of SNP leadership following Nicol... → Read More

Top Stories: Inflation Falls, Labour Apologises For Antisemitism, MoD In "Uphill Battle" Over Budget

Inflation slowed in January, according to official figures, but remains near record-highs with rates still higher than ten per cent. → Read More

Top Stories: Council Tax To Rise By Maximum Rate, Real Terms Pay Falls

Almost three quarters of authorities in England are set to increase council tax by the maximum allowance of five per cent this year. Scandal-hit BB... → Read More

Top Stories: "Possible" Chinese Spy Balloons Flown Over UK, Labour Attacks Government Spending

Transport minister Richard Holden has said that it is “possible” China has flown spy balloons over the UK after aerial objects were shot down over ... → Read More

Childcare Policy Should Give 'Maximum Flexibility For Parents', Former Cabinet Minister Says

Childcare policy should ensure 'maximum flexibility for parents', former Cabinet minister Andrea Leadsom has said, as she welcomed £300m of investm... → Read More

Grant Shapps Says "Clearly" Liz Truss Tax Cuts Were Wrong

Business Secretary Grant Shapps has said Liz Truss' approach to the economy was 'clearly' not right after the former prime minister defended her ap... → Read More

Former Minister Welcomes Rishi Sunak's "Willingness To Listen" Despite Continued Scandal

Theresa Villers has praised Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for being “willing to listen” to backbenchers, even as Downing Street remains engulfed in sc... → Read More

Inflation Knocks £170m Off Value Of Local Investment Cash, New Data Suggests

Inflation has reduced the value of the government’s Towns Fund, used for regeneration and investment across England, to the tune of more than £170m... → Read More