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Oxford University reopens in support of government space plans
The University will train and educate new astronauts, as the government pledges to reestablish the UK’s space programme.
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New House of Lords Appointments Commission unveiled
The new House of Lords Appointments Commission (HOLAC) for the 93rd Parliament has been formally announced, with a revised panel of partisan and independent commissioners overseeing nominations to the upper chamber.
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National Party Leader Resigns After Snap Election Setback
The leader of the National Party has announced their resignation following the party’s disappointing performance in the recent snap election.
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Social Democrats Emerge as Largest Party in General Election
The Social Democrats have emerged as the largest party in the 2026 General Election, securing 93 votes and 13 seats in the new Westminster Parliament. Official results published by the Electoral Commission show the National Party finished second with 83 votes and 12 seats, narrowly ahead of the Unionist Party on 81 votes and 11…
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Polls Open For The May 2026 Election
Reminder when you vote you have two ballots: Voting is now carried out via a Website where you log in via ROBLOX’s internal systems: https://vote.britsov.net/ Vote in the BBC x YOUGOV exit poll here
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ZCInvestor elected leader of the Solidarity Party
In his first statement following the result, ZCInvestor said he entered the race because “it is imperative for our politics that we have a leading progressive party that can champion the rights and interests of the ordinary citizen.”
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The May 2026 Election Debate
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Solidarity Leader opvulcan Resigns
An anonymous source has claimed that ZCInvestor is expected to run for the Solidarity Party leadership following the resignation of current leader opvulcan.
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National Party Takes Electoral Commission to Court Over Vote Deduction
In comments given exclusively to the BBC, the National Party said its judicial review argues the Electoral Commission acted outside its legal powers when imposing a 7.5% vote deduction ahead of the 2026 General Election.
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May Election: What you need to know
The Race for Number 10 is on, as Britons prepare to head to the polls.
