Evgenia Filimianova
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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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Calls to Ban Burqas in the UK Rekindle Debate Over Religious Freedom and Public Safety
Burqa ban proposals return to the spotlight in British politics following a renewed push by Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin.
Tories Bid to Reclaim Economic Credibility, But Mel Stride’s Speech Lacks Policy Punch
Shadow chancellor Sir Mel Stride said the Conservatives’ plan to deliver economic stability and growth would ’take time to put together.’
Reeves Rules Out Tax Hikes Ahead of Spending Review, but Economists Warn of Tough Trade-offs
The government’s Spending Review next week will set out departmental funding plans for the next three years.
Scottish Independence Not ‘First Priority,’ Says Starmer
While the prime minister focuses on economic stability and defence, John Swinney sharpens his independence pitch ahead of crucial Holyrood elections.
Hamilton By-election Could Be Litmus Test for Scotland’s Shifting Political Allegiances
Voters in Hamilton, Larkhall, and Stonehouse, Scotland’s South Lanarkshire constituency, will head to the polls on Thursday.
Woman Cleared in Abortion Trial as MPs Push for Law Reform
Labour MPs have proposed changes to the Crime and Policing Bill that would decriminalise abortion for women.
Thames Water Fined £122.7 Million Amid Financial Crisis and Political Pressure
The utility’s financial woes and record-breaking fine spark urgent questions for the 16 million people depending on its services.
Farage Pushes for Power as Reform Tops Polls, But Personal Popularity Lags
The Reform UK leader has outlined a series of policy pledges, saying they reflect his party’s commitment to ‘family, community, and country.’
Trump Calls on UK to Abandon Wind Power and Revive North Sea Drilling
The U.S. president’s comments come amid rising gas prices and growing tensions over the UK’s net-zero transition.
Ofgem’s 7 Percent Energy Price Drop Isn’t a Win for Consumers: Experts
Critics say the energy price cap is no longer protecting consumers, calling for urgent market and welfare reform.
