Politics
-

Parliament Prorogued Until 30 May Following Royal Address
Parliament has formally been dissolved following an extraordinary session held in the House of Lords, bringing an abrupt end to the current parliamentary session.
-

Voting now open for elections Northern Irish Assembly
10 seats are up for grabs with parties including The Social Democrats (NI BRANCH) The Unity Party The Unionist Party (NI BRANCH) Vote here now
-

Buckingham Palace Summons Parliament for Extraordinary Sitting
In a formal message addressed to the Lord Speaker and the Speaker of the House of Commons, the Palace instructed parliamentary authorities to make “the necessary arrangements” for both Houses to meet.
-

MarcFremwell appointed Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary
The former Chief Executive of Government Communications will take charge of the Cabinet Office, including the Government Communication Service and the Prime Minister’s Office.
-

9Taxi Boss pokemonarulelol calls for Transport for London Commissioner to resign
The 9Taxi Chief Operating Officer today released a statement calling for the official to resign, citing neglect of political partiality and neglect of the transport industry.
-

Cavaliers to rebrand back to Unionist Party
The Cavalier Party has announced it will formally re-adopt its Unionist branding following an internal board vote held earlier this week.
-

opvulcan elected Solidarity Party Leader
opvulcan has been elected Leader of the Solidarity Party after former Leaders hhlv101 resignation
-

Government Secures Lords Reform
The Prime Minister hailed the reform package as “big and beautiful” after the House of Lords approved the measure, marking the completion of a key government pledge.
-

Lords Vote Against Earl of Dorset’s Readmittance to the House
The Lords overwhelmingly voted “Not Content,” rejecting the Earl of Dorset’s readmittance after peers described him as “toxic” and “disingenuous.”
-

National Opens Clear Lead in New Polling
A new YouGov voting intention poll published on 23 April suggests the National Party has widened its lead, with support standing at 37%.
