Curb the demonstrations. Cut the admin. Don’t require police attendance at household incidents where they has been no crime. The policing degree should be scrapped. A police equivalent of Sandhurst should be introduced.
Unless there is something uniquely flighty about English landlords, the international evidence does not give credence to MPs’ fears that dropping Section 21 is going to cause an exodus from the private rental sector.
Governments need not be morally or religiously prescriptive in promoting marriage. Instead, it should be acknowledged empirically that the institution tends to benefit people.
An unhappy prospect, I’m sure we all agree. But an increasingly likely one. Blood will have blood.
The President has put in place a “Plan of Territorial Control” that has brought the murder rate down and locked up some 70,000 gang members in new, huge, and brutal prisons.
Ground campaigning will be hugely important to how well the party does. The success of the short campaign largely depends on the work done now.
The opportunities to kickstart progress and prosperity in our region that devolution should bring just haven’t happened under the current Mayor.
Children who experience discomfort with their biological sex deserve to be treated with dignity and respect and need compassionate, effective mental health care. Sadly, at the hands of health authorities, they have been pushed in only one direction.
When we compare ourselves to countries with a similar level of prosperity, the truth hits home: the cost of housing in the UK is 57 per cent higher than in Austria, for example, and 36 per cent higher than in Canada.
As the energy debate remains a pivotal concern for Australian voters, the imperative for both major parties to present viable and legitimate policy solutions has never been more critical.
The Government’s disposable vape ban is a mistake and with the explosion in demand for pouches, it is imperative we get the laws around them right to prevent a future moral panic.
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But Tory Democracy has triumphed for much of our history since Disraeli, and can before long be expected to triumph again.
You wouldn’t think so from either country’s discourse, but France has been our ally for the better part of two centuries.
I doubt that the KlimaSeniorinnen judgment will help states better address climate change – but it certainly helps seal the case for states to withdraw from the ECHR.