Blackstone nears deal to buy former Britishvolt gigafactory site
Britishvolt had proposed to build a £3.8 billion gigafactory on the site in Blyth, before the company collapsed early last year.
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States runs out of time to make big changes to government
Changes to the island’s system of government have been put off until 2029 at the earliest.
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List of 100 MPs standing down at next general election
Conservative MPs account for the majority of members not seeking re-election.
UK News|Apr 13
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Charities voice concerns over rough sleeping clampdown
Home Secretary James Cleverly is coming under pressure to make changes to Criminal Justice Bill.
UK News|Apr 11
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Disney+ will crack down on password sharing this year, boss says
Disney chief executive Bob Iger said the streaming platform would begin curbing password sharing in June in some countries.
UK News|Apr 5
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P&R still considering a higher income tax rate
Debate is continuing inside the Policy & Resources Committee about whether to propose an increase in income tax as part of the States’ next annual budget in November.
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Calls to stop arms sales to Israel ‘shallow gesture politics’, says Tory MP
Conservative MP Bob Seely, who sits on the Foreign Affairs committee, also said that the UK should ‘double down’ on its relationship with Israel.
UK News|Apr 4
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Disney shareholders back CEO and rebuff activist shareholders
Disney announced in November 2022 that Mr Iger would come back to the company as its CEO to replace his hand-picked successor, Bob Chapek.
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Rebel Wilson claims she felt ‘sexually harassed’ by co-star Sacha Baron Cohen
The Australian actress has made the allegations about her Grimsby co-star in her memoir Rebel Rising, released in the US on Tuesday.
UK News|Apr 2
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Block out the baggage and Rory McIlroy can complete career slam – Curtis Strange
This month’s Masters gives McIlroy the chance to capture the only major missing from his collection.
UK Sport|Apr 2
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People should not be arrested ‘just if they smell’ – Cabinet minister
Critics say the Government’s Criminal Justice Bill is drawn too widely and will criminalise homelessness.
UK News|Apr 2
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Ministers facing revolt over plans to criminalise rough sleeping
Conservative former minister Sir Iain Duncan Smith is among those backing efforts to scrap new police powers to move on rough sleepers.
UK News|Apr 1
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Public have ‘stopped listening’ to Tories as poll suggests electoral disaster
A major 15,000 survey and a seat-by-seat analysis indicates Rishi Sunak’s party may win fewer than 100 seats.
UK News|Mar 31
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Islands need a better say in global trade talks, say MPs
The UK let the Crown Dependencies down over international trade negotiations, fishing legislation and the recent Illegal Migration Bill, and needs to do more to give the islands a seat at the table for international negotiations, the House of Commons Justice Committee has said.
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Channel Islands and Isle of Man need seat at trade negotiations, MPs say
Ministers have been urged to include representatives from the Crown Dependencies in future trade talks.
UK News|Mar 28
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