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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Two-Party System Faces Major Test in Local Elections
Reform UK is polling ahead of both Labour and the Conservatives in key areas.
BBC Pledges Workplace Reforms After Review Highlights Unacceptable Staff Behaviour
Concerns have been raised about power imbalances at the BBC and the significant pay gap between production staff and star presenters.
Children’s Commissioner Calls for Ban on AI ‘Nudification’ Apps
Possessing AI-generated child sexual images is illegal, but the technology that creates them currently remains lawful.
Private Parking Firms on Course to Issue Record 14.5 Million Tickets in 2025
Calls grow for government action as drivers face £1.4 billion in parking charges.
Reeves Acknowledges Trump’s Trade Concerns Ahead of Washington Talks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves pushes for trade deal as the UK seeks exemption from U.S. tariffs.
Tensions Over Clean Power Push Highlighted at London Energy Security Summit
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband championed clean energy for security, while the U.S. envoy warned against letting climate ambitions overshadow economic growth.
Stun Guns to Be Trialled in Prisons Amid Concerns for Staff Safety
An assault at HMP Frankland in Durham saw three prison officers attacked with cooking oil before being stabbed.
Home Office to Publish Nationalities of Foreign Criminals
The government expects the data to show that most foreign offenders are Albanian, Romanian or Polish, with convictions for drug offences and violent assault.
New Powers Could Let London Mayor Override Councils on Nightlife Licensing
Under the proposed measures, Sadiq Khan would be able to intervene in council licensing decisions deemed too restrictive for the night-time economy.
British Woman at Centre of Transatlantic Free Speech Row Found Guilty
The case drew international attention after the U.S. State Department and Vice President JD Vance raised concerns over free speech in the UK.
