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Coalitions of chaos on the cards after PM pledges to change voting (opens the original)
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The Prime Minister has announced the biggest shake-up of the electoral system in more than 100 years, opening the door to fringe parties having a bigger say in governing the UK. Andy Burnham said he would fight the next election on a manifesto that promised electoral change so 'everyone's vote counts', paving the way for proportional representation (PR). Electoral reform is favoured by the Liberal Democrats and the Greens. It could open the door to the UK being governed by a succession of 'rainb
Labour on course to miss its housebuilding pledge by 500,000 homes (opens the original)
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Labour is on course to miss its housebuilding pledge by 500,000 homes, according to analysis of official figures. The Government is predicted to build fewer than a million homes this parliament - a third short of the 1.5 million it has pledged, according to the Land Value Calculator. The revelation comes just days after Housing Secretary Angela Rayner admitted there was a ‘slim chance’ that the 1.5million target will be met by 2029. Estimates of the number of homes built last year have been down
Andy Burnham's wife quits job to focus on being full-time 'First Lady' (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham's wife has quit her job to focus on being a full-time 'first lady'. Marie-France van Heel – known as Frankie – is resigning as a marketing executive to support the Prime Minister in his duties. She has already embraced her new unofficial role by holding meetings with her counterparts around the world. Earlier this week she travelled with her husband to the UN general assembly in New York where she held meetings with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky's wife, Olena, and Canadian
Labour women's conference hit by outcry over ban on trans delegates (opens the original)
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Protesters are threatening to derail Labour’s women’s conference after the party banned trans women from being delegates. Politicians, unionists and activists from across Britain plan to boycott the event in Liverpool, which takes place on Saturday, on the eve of the main conference, in a backlash against the decision. Labour barred trans women from being delegates at the conference in the wake of last year’s Supreme Court ruling on biological sex. Unions who fund the party including Unison, Asl
Support for benefits handouts 'is at near-historic lows among public' (opens the original)
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Support for benefit handouts is nearing an historic low among the British public, a major study has revealed. The British Social Attitudes survey found that those in favour of welfare spending are at nearly their lowest level since the question was first asked nearly 30 years ago. Despite this, there is little support for cutting spending on disabled people who are unable to work, it showed. This finding suggests it would be 'politically risky' for any government to try to save money by cutting
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