Yorkshire's rolling hills face being turned into breezeblock estates as plans to build 3,500 homes on unspoilt farmland sparks fury ⊖
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Thousands of locals have rallied against plans to build on 14 rural sites near Sheffield, South Yorkshire, as part of Labour's target to build 13,000 homes by 2045.
Rachel Reeves 'considers one-year rent freeze' as Labour scrambles to win over hard-pressed Brits ahead of local elections ○
The Chancellor is weighing up plans to ban landlords in England from raising rents for the period in what would be a major policy shift ahead of the local elections .
Labour's Renters' Rights Act could cause student landlord exodus ⊖
One-year contracts will be banned under the rules, with landlords fearing students will only stay for nine months and leave as soon as the summer holiday starts.
End to Birmingham bin strike 'within sight' after a year as part of pre-election deal - just weeks after union threatened to pull Labour funding ⊖
The city's crisis-stricken Labour-run council is understood to have bowed to demands from the Unite union on behalf of bin workers who walked out in March last year in a row over pay.
Badenoch says parliament ‘right place to hold Starmer to account’ in bid to win support from Labour MPs for inquiry – UK politics live ⊕⊕
The Conservative party leader said Labour MPs should ‘look in to their consciences’ if offered a chance to vote for an inquiry by the privileges committee
Downing Street has said that the UK is “in a …
Andy Burnham 'wants Angela Rayner to be his Gordon Brown' but she isn't interested in playing second fiddle as Labour succession battle gets nasty ⊖
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Burnham is said to have offered the former deputy prime minister 'any Cabinet job she wants' and a vow to 'stand aside' so she can follow him in to No10 - if she supports his leadership bid.
Keir Starmer ally insists 'alignment' with EU rules 'is not a dirty word' as he says PM's Brexit 'reset' is a 'central' part of Labour's bid to keep power ⊕
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Nick Thomas-Symonds, the EU relations minister, insisted 'alignment' with Brussels 'is not a dirty word' as he dismissed criticism of the UK moving back towards the EU.
Labour figures criticise calls for inquiry into PM's Mandelson claims ○
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The Conservatives say the PM misled Parliament "multiple times" and that the Privileges Committee should investigate.
61 days ago
Zombie politics is the new norm and Starmer’s dying premiership is the latest instalment | Nesrine Malik ⊖
Distracted, listless and unambitious – the PM’s true form has finally emerged. But whatever comes next must end this ruinous cycle
Finally, belatedly, an honest portrait of Keir Starmer has been allow…
ANDREW PIERCE: Quiet exit for the peers hounded out by Labour 'haters' ⊖
More than 900 years of tradition comes to an end this week when hereditary peers leave Parliament for the last time. Yet there will be no formal ceremony to mark such a historic occasion.