House Prices Crash Across London’s Wealthiest Neighborhoods

The UK government has officially announced a ban on the resale of tickets for profit, a move described by a minister as a 'no-brainer.' This decision follows discussions among ticket touts in London, where they expressed concerns about Labour's plan to eliminate their business model. A seasoned ticket trader even sought financial support to lobby against the party's election manifesto pledge.

Dozens of hereditary peers, including the Duke of Wellington and other aristocrats, have faced criticism for opposing Labour's proposals aimed at enhancing workers' rights. The House of Lords voted in favor of several Conservative-backed amendments to the employment rights bill for the third consecutive time, raising concerns among senior trade union and Labour figures who argue that the Lords appear 'undemocratic' and disconnected from the interests of working people.