Tag: United Kingdom
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Wera Hobhouse: ‘We are failing eating disorder patients’
Eating disorders are among the most serious and life-threatening mental illnesses, yet their treatment remains underfunded, misunderstood, and neglected by our healthcare system. Throughout my… Read More
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Why Keir Starmer has learnt to be vocal about illegal immigration
Downing Street has unveiled a whole host of new illegal migration statistics to coincide with the border security conference Keir Starmer convened in London this… Read More
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BigLaw lawyer resigns over firm’s $100 million Trump deal in scathing LinkedIn post
Another Skadden lawyer goes viral Another Skadden lawyer has gone viral — this time on LinkedIn — after resigning from the firm following its $100… Read More
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Departing Skadden associate urges boycott of trainee recruitment at firms silent on Trump attacks
Rachel Cohen’s message comes as her own firm strikes $100 million deal with US President Rachel Cohen and her online ‘toolkit’ Departing Skadden associate Rachel… Read More
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Starmer: Rwanda scheme would have taken 80 years to match Labour’s deportation record
The prime minister has said that countries must do work “at home” to address the issue of people smuggling, as he rued the “soft touch”… Read More
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Starmer and Trump agree talks on UK-US economic deal will continue ‘at pace’
Keir Starmer and Donald Trump have discussed “productive negotiations” towards a UK-US economic prosperity deal and agreed the talks will “continue at pace”, Downing Street… Read More
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Gregory Stafford: ‘Weak stance on China risks our sovereignty, security and moral standing’
As a new Member of Parliament, alongside my domestic policy interests, I have prioritised issues of defence, societal resilience, and the threat posed by hostile… Read More
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Hogan Lovells brews up a new venture with public café
From contracts to coffee beans Global law firm Hogan Lovells has traded corporate deals for coffee beans with the launch of Nova, a new café… Read More
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Jack Rankin: ‘The British taxpayer will be forced to pick up the bill for Labour’s reckless choices’
Choices. They define a chancellor’s tenure at the helm of Britain’s economy. But a failure to understand the impacts of your choices, to the extent… Read More
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Week-in-Review: Spring statement looks set to restore sense of drift
Consider the context in which Labour’s fleeting political honeymoon came to an end last year. The parliamentary rebellions, the petty scandals, the inability to expound… Read More