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Prominent Labour MP Jess Phillips has resigned as safeguarding minister, citing concerns over Sir Keir Starmer's leadership and his approach, adding pressure on the Labour leader.
MP Jess Phillips commented on the 14-month bin dispute in Birmingham, stating that a deal will 'get done when it gets done' ahead of next week's local elections.
The new Michael Jackson biopic, 'Michael,' is facing significant criticism from reviewers and family members for allegedly omitting child abuse allegations and presenting a sanitized portrayal of the singer's life. Producers have hinted that a potential sequel might address these controversial aspects.
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Jess Phillips argues that the Jeffrey Epstein scandal highlights the urgent need for better protection of women and girls in Britain, vowing to seize the moment for political progress.
Three undersecretaries in the ministries of the British government, Jess Phillips, Miata Fanbulen, and Alex Davies Jones, resigned from their positions after the poor results of the Labour Party in the recent...
Jess Phillips stated that the Home Office could do more to identify false claims of domestic abuse made by migrants, following a BBC News investigation.
A 47-year-old man, Lee Owens, has pleaded not guilty to charges of stalking and harassing Jess Phillips, the minister responsible for tackling violence against women, by sending threatening and obsessive emails.
Director of public prosecutions says he is confident police would examine any evidence of potential misconduct
Jess Phillips expresses outrage over the ongoing crisis faced by women and children, vowing to leverage the moment to implement better protections for women and girls in Britain following the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing increasing calls to resign and a wave of ministerial departures, signaling a deepening political crisis within his government. Despite the pressure, Starmer has remained defiant, vowing to stay in his role as Labour leader.
Jess Phillips says the Home Office could do more to weed out false claims, following a BBC News investigation.
The safeguarding minister said she 100 per cent supports the government’s court reforms as plans to curb jury trials passed the first Commons hurdle
Safeguarding minister Jess Phillips calls for the momentum from the Epstein files to be used for long-term legislative change and investment in prevention, rather than quick-fix policies.