Keir Starmer claims Universal theme park investment ‘major vote of confidence in UK’ – UK politics live - short news
Labour say the attraction will bring an estimated £50bn boost to the economy while Tories claim they deserve credit for the new park
Lisa Nandy, the culture secretary, has rejected claims that the government has abandoned plans to have five local inquiries into grooming or rape gangs.
Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, announced the local inquiries in January, at a time when the government was under pressure to announce a national, statutory inquiry into the grooming gangs..
source: The Guardian - 09.04.2025