Joshua Nevett is a Political Reporter at BBC Politics. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and international affairs, with a particular focus on geopolitics and security policy. Joshua's work has been featured in various outlets such as Yahoo News, BBC News, and MSN.
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Joshua Nevett focuses on national UK government and politics, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. He covers a wide range of political topics including immigration, climate activism, crime, technology, housing reform as well as the Covid-19 inquiry.
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The Reform UK leader wins with 63% of the vote in a contest boycotted by the other major parties.
By: Joshua Nevett
Joshua Nevett Political reporter (BBC) – A parliamentary standards investigation into a £5m gift received by Nigel Farage has been reopened following the Reform UK leader's by-election win in Clacton.
Joshua Nevett - Political reporter Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has defended decisions to raise council tax and cut spending at local authorities led by the party in England.
An 18‑week referral‑to‑treatment target has been backed by England's former national cancer director.
By: Richard Wheeler, Joshua Nevett
The prime minister told the BBC an early poll would throw the country into a "backward-looking process".
Rachel Millward says her party would nationalise water companies to reverse years of “radical underinvestment".
Rachel Millward says her party would nationalise water companies to reverse years of “radical underinvestment".
The government says the process "needs to be well considered", warning that banning traffic could damage local economies.
A senior councillor says concerns have been raised about the transparency of the process to approve the loans.
Green leaders have been given until Sunday to disown their party's "Zionism is racism" conference vote.
