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Government must do "a lot more" to sell its policies online, the AI minister has told PolHome

Kanishka Narayan said that means "communicating in a much more modern way", and cited digital ID as an example of where government must be "winning" online

The minister spoke to @zoecrowther.bsky.social
Government Must Do 'A Lot More' To Sell Its Policies Online, Says AI Minister
The minister for artificial intelligence has said the government needs to do “a lot more to win the battle of content online”.
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For the first time ever, we have given the Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards the ability to investigate ministers accused of wrongdoing without needing the Prime Minister’s permission, writes Paymaster General Nick Thomas-Symonds
We are giving the independent ethics adviser unprecedented powers
This Labour government is going further than any administration before us to restore public trust in politics.
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Security minister Dan Jarvis has described claims that government interfered to collapse the China spy case as “all untrue" and accused Tories of "baseless smears"

However, the Lib Dems have called No 10's explanation "inconceivable" and demanded the publication of correspondence with the CPS
Security Minister Says Claims That Government Collapsed China Spy Case Are 'All Untrue'
Security minister Dan Jarvis has described accusations that the government interfered to collapse the China spy case as “all untrue” and defended t...
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An education union has warned government that any further tragedies related to Ofsted school inspections will be on its shoulders

The National Association of Head Teachers is urging ministers to ditch planned reforms to how inspections are done, warning that they will only fuel headteacher anxiety
Further Ofsted Inspection Tragedy Will Be On Government Shoulders, Union Warns
Any tragedies that occur after changes to the school inspection system will be the responsibility of the government and Ofsted, an education union ...
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As attention turns to next month's Budget, PolHome's
@matildamartin.bsky.social profiles the woman at Keir Starmer's side in No 10: his new economics adviser, Minouche Shafik

The PM is "extremely fortunate" to have her, said former Tory minister Andrew Mitchell

It is "a damn difficult job..."
Minouche Shafik: The Other Chancellor
If Keir Starmer is to pull the country – and himself – from the economic mire, it will be in part because of a 63-year-old barely known to MPs, let...
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Labour MPs have expressed relief and cautious optimism about the Gaza ceasefire

Emily Thornberry, chair of the foreign affairs committee, said "there must now be movement on a political agreement on the future of Gaza — which means agreeing a path towards a state for the people of Palestine"
Labour MPs Are Relieved And Cautiously Optimistic After Gaza Ceasefire
Labour MPs say they are cautiously optimistic about the Gaza ceasefire but want the government to play a leading role in making sure it leads to la...
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Dyslexic thinkers properly empowered at work could add almost £70bn to the economy.

That's not a nice-to-have. That's a game-changer the Treasury cannot afford to ignore, writes Made By Dyslexia founder Kate Griggs
We can't afford not to empower dyslexia in the workplace
Dyslexic thinkers properly empowered at work could add almost £70bn to the economy. Nothing is stopping us from seizing this opportunity.
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Former schools minister Sir Nick Gibb accuses Tories of focusing too much on culture wars & not enough on “real lives of people” @politicshome.bsky.social

+UK should be leading reform of ECHR, not picking “most immediate superficial solution” of leaving it
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Nick Gibb: The Tories Are Too Focused On Culture Wars
Former schools minister Sir Nick Gibb has accused the Conservatives of focusing too much on culture wars and not enough on “the real lives of peopl...
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The PM has admitted that the government must "make the case" for the benefits of digital ID following criticism of how the policy has been sold to the public

Speaking in India on Thursday, Starmer said public support will grow when "more people see the benefits that come with it"
PM Admits He Must 'Make The Case' For Benefits Of Digital ID
Keir Starmer said the government needs to emphasise the benefits of digital ID following criticism of how the policy has been sold to the public.
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Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has announced that she will abolish stamp duty if she wins the next general election

It was the headline policy commitment in a speech that the Tory leader hopes will help convince her party that she can lead them to victory
Kemi Badenoch Says She Will Abolish Stamp Duty If Elected
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has announced that she will abolish stamp duty if she wins the next general election.
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🔵 The Tory special edition of The House is out now

Kemi Badenoch speaks

Rishi Sunak writes

Iain Duncan Smith on China

The SEND crisis

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Me from Manchester:

How much trouble is Badenoch in? "It’s make or break for her," says one restless backbencher

Veteran Tories urge younger Conservative MPs to chill out, say opposition is a marathon, not a sprint

The shadow cabinet minister overheard calling Jenrick "f****** desperate"