Amy Gibbons is a Political Correspondent at various leading publications. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and social issues. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as Wales Online, The Independent, and The Scotsman.
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Zack Polanski has suggested he could seek more power over the Green Party's “strategic direction” after members voted to define Zionism as a form of racism.
By: Amy Gibbons, Tony Diver
ED MILIBAND is under pressure to explain why he shook hands with the Iranian foreign minister after Britain reportedly received intelligence of an active threat to RAF Fairford.
By: Amy Gibbons
TWO senior Liberal Democrats have been accused of stockpiling "war chests" to launch a leadership challenge to Sir Ed Davey.
Andy Burnham has told MPs that Britain must get closer to the EU.
Sir Ed Davey promised to “embrace” change in an attempt to shore up his leadership before a marathon meeting with MPs where he saw off a leadership challenge.
A pro-Palestine activist has been condemned after posting a video of a man spitting on a statue of Sir David Amess.
By: Amy Gibbons
A PRO-PALESTINE activist posted a video of a man spitting on a statue of Sir David Amess in Southend.
Robert Jenrick says his alternative red book would cut ‘ballooning benefits bill’ and save British households £1,300 each
Reform UK has pledged it would find £40bn for tax cuts by reducing benefits and other “wasteful spending” in its first Budget.
Andy Burnham has rejected demands for Britain to pay slavery reparations.
