Evgenia Filimianova
Evgenia Filimianova is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of national stories, with a particular interest in UK politics, parliamentary proceedings and socioeconomic issues.
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High-Risk Prisoners Released Early to Free up Cells: Watchdog
Critics of the government’s early prison release scheme have argued that it increases the risk to the public, as well as the prisoners.
UK Wage Growth Remains Strong, While Unemployment Goes Up: ONS
The number of unemployed people per vacancy in the UK has approached levels seen before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
MPs Arrested for Sex Offences to Be Barred From Parliament
The decision will ensure that standard safeguarding practices are observed in the House of Commons, MPs have suggested.
Tory MP Instructs His Office Not to Deal With Asylum Cases
Dudley North MP Marco Longhi said the decision was based on the need to dedicate limited resources to putting his constituents first.
Home Office Stops Publishing Data on Blocked Channel Crossings After Talks With France
The government will continue reporting the number of illegal migrants and boats detected crossing the English Channel, the Home Office has confirmed.
Pharmacies Face ‘Ongoing Battle’ Over Medicine Supply Issues: Report
The majority of pharmacy workers in England have reported experiencing aggression from patients because of medicine supply issues.
Tech Firms Must Reform Algorithms to Protect Children or Face ‘Hefty Fines’: Ofcom
New guidance by the communications watchdog comes amid concerns that current moderation efforts to safeguard underage users are not enough.
Border Force E-Gate System Outage Resolved: Home Office
According to the Home Office, at no point during the e-gate system outage was UK border security compromised.
House Prices Plateau as Mortgage Rates Rise
The relatively stable interest rate has boosted homebuyers’ confidence, despite prices still being higher than a few years ago.
Train Drivers Launch Fresh Round of Strikes Over Pay Dispute
ASLEF union members have overwhelmingly backed strike action, stemming from a two-year-long dispute with the government over an increase in drivers’ salaries.
