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Lawyers Warn UK NDA Ban May Reduce Misconduct Settlement Payouts
A landmark ban on the use of non-disclosure agreements in workplace misconduct cases - a longstanding practice of financial firms - may make it harder for victims to win compensation and discourage ...
Germany updates: Interior minister downplays coalition spat
Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt described the postponement of judicial appointments as normal, saying he cannot ...
Starmer aims to break cabinet away day curse
Sir Keir Starmer was hoping to break the curse of the cabinet away day as he summoned his ministers to Chequers for the ...
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Nearly 1,000 closed grooming cases REOPENED as Yvette Cooper sets out inquiry details
Nearly 1,000 previously closed cases surrounding grooming allegations have been reopened, Yvette Cooper has told GB News. The ...
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Starmer promises to review miscarriage of justice compensation
Keir Starmer made a personal commitment yesterday to review the scandal of the lack of compensation and care for the victims ...
Post Office scandal victims issue message to Sir Keir Starmer and say 'we've suffered enough'
Victims of the Post Office scandal spoke out on television earlier today, with a message for the Prime Minister ...
Starmer stands by tax pledges
Sir Keir Starmer: "We remain committed to our manifesto commitments." ...
Post Office scandal victims' message to Keir Starmer
"Just stop being cruel to people", one victim says.
UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy Accused Of Jeopardizing BBC Independence After Repeated Attacks On Tim Davie
EXCLUSIVE: British culture secretary Lisa Nandy’s repeated attacks on BBC boss Tim Davie have sparked concern about the ...
Scottish Labour MP to vote against welfare reforms despite Keir Starmer climbdown
A Scottish Labour MP is still to vote against the UK Government's welfare reforms despite a drastic U-turn last week. Brian ...