Michael Marra and Joe Fagan are locked in a fierce battle for the Scottish Labour leadership, with differing views on alliances and past campaign strategies.
Councillors in Northern Ireland are highlighting significant concerns about pay disparities and the difficulties in attracting younger candidates to local government roles.
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Martina Anderson, former Sinn Féin MEP, reveals in her autobiography the difficult decision she made in 1985 to have an abortion to support an IRA mission.
Andy Burnham’s first week in office has been marked by a series of empathetic and optimistic policy moves, setting a distinct tone from his predecessor.
Andy Burnham assumes the role of UK prime minister, promising significant changes while carefully navigating economic challenges and market sensitivities.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recently met with China’s Wang Huning in Pyongyang, reinforcing the bond between the two nations amid evolving global dynamics.
The Plaid Cymru-led Welsh government is on the brink of a crucial vote on its supplementary budget, needing support from other parties to pass the £411m spending plan.