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Public control of water not enough, Green deputy leader says (opens the original)
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Green Party co-deputy leader Rachel Millward has said her party would nationalise water companies in England and Wales, criticising Prime Minister Andy Burnham's plans to bring them under public control as "vague". Millward told the BBC the country's water system was an "absolutely unmitigated disaster", arguing there had been "radical underinvestment" over decades. She said Burnham's plan, which involves removing limits on government ownership of shares in water companies and giving mayors more
Andy Burnham urged to set dementia waiting-time target (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham is facing calls to set a national waiting-time target for dementia care in England. An Alzheimer's Society proposal to set an 18‑week referral‑to‑treatment target has been backed by Professor Sir Mike Richards, England's former national cancer director, and Baroness Louise Casey, who's leading a major review of adult social care. In a report, Alzheimer's Society and the King's Trust said a "cancer-style revolution" was needed to improve dementia care, which they descr
Tice defends Reform UK-led councils over tax rises and cuts (opens the original)
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Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has defended decisions to raise council tax and cut spending at local authorities led by the party in England. Tice faced questions about the party's record in local government in a round of interviews with BBC radio stations ahead of its annual conference this week. He was asked why Reform UK-led councils had raised council tax, with presenters suggesting the party had given the impression it would do the opposite. Tice argued Reform UK councillors had shown
Nigel Farage faces renewed watchdog probe after Clacton by-election victory (opens the original)
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A parliamentary standards investigation into a £5m gift received by Nigel Farage has been reopened following the Reform UK leader's by-election win in Clacton. The investigation into an alleged failure to declare an interest was paused after Farage resigned as an MP last month in response to scrutiny of his financial backing, triggering the by-election. Farage won with 63% of the vote on a turnout of 44% in a highly unusual by-election that was contested by a record 34 candidates but was boycott
UK defends seizing shadow fleet tanker after Putin threat (opens the original)
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The UK government has defended its seizure of a Russian "shadow fleet" oil tanker in the English Channel, after Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened to "respond in kind". The Smyrtos has been anchored off Weymouth after Royal Marines Commandos intercepted and boarded the vessel in a first-of-its-kind operation to disrupt the sanctioned tanker in June. The vessel's captain, Ajay Pant, has been charged with breaching Russian sanctions, accused of directly or indirectly supplying or deliveri
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